Operation Cerberus

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Operation
Cerberus is a pacy,
suspenseful espionage and political thriller. The tale uncovers intricate
conspiracies that span international borders in a terrifying global game. The
protagonist, Jack Copeland, is an expert covert operative who finds himself in
a deadly game of deception. This gripping novel explores themes of loyalty,
betrayal, and the murky underbelly of intelligence agencies.



The story kicks off at
a gala at the Vantage Plaza Skyscraper, where Jack is working undercover. When
an explosion rips through the venue, Jack is framed for the crime and blamed by
his own agency. This drives his relentless pursuit to clear his name.



From courtroom drama
to heart-pounding prison breaks, Ethan Ross keeps readers turning the pages. Ross
is exceptionally adept at building tension and creating a fast-paced narrative,
simmering with tautness. The plot twists are well-placed, and the gradual
unravelling of the conspiracy surrounding Jack's frame-up keeps the reader
engaged.



The action scenes are
particularly compelling, as well as the machinations behind the scenes. Both underscore
the uncertain nature of justice and how easily it can be undermined by powerful
and often shadowy figures.



Jack Copeland is a
likeable, credible and sympathetic character whose motives, actions and
decisions are never so far-fetched as to lose the reader's interest. This makes
him a well-rounded, great main character.



The supporting
characters provide a strong emotional anchor to the story. The ties of loyalty,
persistence, friendship and a strong sense of justice that run through the
story add an extra layer of depth to the narrative.



Colleen
Figg -Professional freelance editor and reviewer