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Nimble Dodger (paperback)

Nimble Dodger (paperback)

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This spy-action thriller plays off of today’s headlines. In this sequel to The Balkan Network, Assistant Secretary of Defense Sarah Walsh recruits her former DIA operatives, Dan Radivich and Naomi Markof for yet another dangerous, undercover operation. This time around they infiltrate an Iranian-backed terrorist cell operating in Frankfurt, Germany that is planning a major attack against the West. Can they stop this terrorist threat? Can they trust anyone? And, just who or what is the Nimble Dodger?

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A Covert War Hidden in Plain Sight

Nimble Dodger plunges readers into a world where modern warfare is fought through intelligence leaks, proxy networks, and unseen manipulation. Drawing directly from today’s global tensions, the story unfolds in the shadows of Europe, where a single failure could trigger devastating consequences. This is a thriller built on realism, urgency, and the terrifying possibility that the next attack is already in motion.

Inside a Network Built on Deception

A Threat That Cannot Be Ignored

Assistant Secretary of Defense Sarah Walsh assembles a covert team for an operation that demands absolute precision. Former DIA operatives Dan Radivich and Naomi Markof are sent undercover to Frankfurt, Germany to infiltrate an Iranian backed terrorist cell planning a major strike against the West. Intelligence is incomplete, the enemy blends into civilian life, and every moment of hesitation brings the mission closer to collapse.

Trust Is the Greatest Risk

As the operation unfolds, Radivich and Markof find themselves surrounded by conflicting intelligence and hidden agendas. Allies may be compromised. Information may be planted. The true meaning of Nimble Dodger remains elusive as layers of manipulation are revealed. In this mission, survival depends not just on skill, but on knowing when not to trust what appears obvious.