Avijit Saha

Shadows of Duty (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A mother's grief. A soldier's truth. A conspiracy that rewrites the meaning of justice.

When NATO officer Claire Donovan loses her husband in a war-zone explosion, she's left to face the battlefield of grief-pregnant and alone. But when the child she births disappears under mysterious circumstances, and a body she's told is her daughter's doesn't feel like closure, her life takes a dangerous turn.

Haunted by fragments of classified evidence left by her late husband, Claire uncovers a dark military-biotech experiment-one that may involve her child and hundreds like her. As she navigates a labyrinth of espionage, betrayal, and silence from those she once trusted, Claire forms unlikely alliances: a German intelligence whistleblower, a hacker haunted by past crimes, and her estranged ex-military father.

From covert operations in Albania to black site facilities buried under U.S. soil, Shadows of Duty unravels a chilling conspiracy-where DNA is currency, children are prototypes, and war was just the beginning.

With every truth uncovered, Claire must ask herself: how far will a mother go to reclaim her child?

Perfect for readers of Gregg Hurwitz, Stieg Larsson, and Gillian Flynn, Shadows of Duty is a haunting political thriller of maternal vengeance, buried secrets, and the fragile humanity beneath uniformed orders.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Avijit Saha
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231032969
• Artikelnr.: 75028876

Autorenporträt

Saha Avijit is an engineer and MBA by training, with a professional journey that spans technology and management roles across Asia and Europe. Now based in Germany, he balances a demanding professional life with a deep passion for storytelling.

While widely recognized for his contemporary thrillers, Saha Avijit's fiction is often shaped by the emotional weight of human resilience, ethical complexity, and the silent wars fought within. His writing delves into the intersection of trauma, identity, and truthunflinching in its portrayal of those who dare to confront institutional power and personal grief.

With Shadows of Duty, Saha turns his lens toward the quiet heroism of a woman shaped by war, love, and loss. This novel is not just a thrillerit is a meditation on what it means to survive, to fight for justice, and to hold onto humanity when the system demands silence.

He writes to bridge worlds: soldier and civilian, strength and vulnerability, memory and mission. Through Claire Donovan's journey, he invites readers to question not only what we fight forbut what we refuse to forget.