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A Conspiracy of Mirrors — David Milton
PIECES IN A GAME TOO DEADLY TO LOSE
A safe house in France, 1947. The young wife of a top American agent had just given birth to twin boys when masked operatives burst into the room, slaughtering all the adults and kidnapping one of the infants. Every trace of this incident had been destroyed and no record of the missing boy existed. Until a KGB "sleeper" discovered a super secret file detailing a decades-old plot to control the White House. But he was killed before he could complete his delivery of the vital information to his CIA handler, Kevin Chapin.
The agent lived long enough to warn Chapin that a powerful mole in American government and his role in the upcoming Presidential election were the key--only no one knew his name. As Chapin pieces together the terrible puzzle, his life is in danger. He knows the final stage of the plan has started and unless he can expose them, the ruthless enemies of freedom will stop at nothing to seize control of the United States, hidden well within ...
A safe house in France, 1947. The young wife of a top American agent had just given birth to twin boys when masked operatives burst into the room, slaughtering all the adults and kidnapping one of the infants. Every trace of this incident had been destroyed and no record of the missing boy existed. Until a KGB "sleeper" discovered a super secret file detailing a decades-old plot to control the White House. But he was killed before he could complete his delivery of the vital information to his CIA handler, Kevin Chapin.
The agent lived long enough to warn Chapin that a powerful mole in American government and his role in the upcoming Presidential election were the key--only no one knew his name. As Chapin pieces together the terrible puzzle, his life is in danger. He knows the final stage of the plan has started and unless he can expose them, the ruthless enemies of freedom will stop at nothing to seize control of the United States, hidden well within ...
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