When a secret network of hidden SIM servers is discovered near the United Nations, capable of crippling New York City's entire cellular grid, Agent Reyes is thrust into a race against time. But the deeper she digs, the stranger the threat becomes.
From the streets of Marseille to the towers of Vienna, from Lagos's emergency grid to São Paulo's surveillance cameras, fragments of stolen identities whisper through the world's systems. At the center is Langford Point-a hive of living code that doesn't just steal data, but rewrites human identity itself.
As the network spreads, Reyes learns she has already been written into its design. To stop it, she must risk merging with the very thing she swore to destroy. But the hive isn't promising death. It's offering continuity. Immortality-at a price.
The United Nations Espionage
is a high-stakes thriller where espionage collides with technology, and the line between survival and surrender blurs. Fans of cyber-espionage, near-future thrillers, and pulse-pounding conspiracies will find themselves hooked until the final page.