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Book One of the Counterintelligence Division Series

A classified military research program has been compromised, but there are no signs of a cyberattack, no forced entry, and no obvious suspect.

When an advanced defense project is quietly stolen from one of America's most secure facilities, the Counterintelligence Division (CID) is called in to investigate. Led by veteran counterintelligence officer Daniel Mercer, the elite task force uncovers a chilling possibility: the enemy never broke in. They were already inside.

As Mercer and his team follow a trail of encrypted communications, covert surveillance, diplomatic cover operations, and hidden intelligence networks, they discover a conspiracy years in the making. Every clue points to a trusted insider whose ordinary life conceals an extraordinary betrayal.

But exposing one spy is only the beginning.

Behind every stolen secret lies a larger operation, a ruthless foreign intelligence network, and a handler willing to sacrifice anyone to protect decades of espionage. With national security hanging in the balance, CID must identify the truth before America's most sensitive technology disappears forever.

Fast-paced, realistic, and packed with authentic intelligence tradecraft, The Inside Source launches the gripping Counterintelligence Division series, where every investigation uncovers a deeper conspiracy, every ally could be a double agent, and the greatest threat is the one no one suspects.

Perfect for fans of spy thrillers, espionage novels, political thrillers, military suspense, and international intrigue.

Book details

• Full title: The Inside Source
• Subtitle: A Gripping Spy Thriller About Espionage, Double Agents, Intelligence Leaks, and the Secret War Inside America.
• Author: Prasanth N.M, Prasanth N.M
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 166
• EAN: 9798187441099
• ID: 53244953
• Publisher: Independently published
• Weight: 232 g
• Dimensions: 229 × 152 × 9 mm
• Date of publishing: 15. July 2026

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