To move a secret, you don't try to be invisible. You try to be unremarkable.
Harrison Sterling is a master of the "noise." As a high-level logistical specialist for the DoD, he builds the paper trails, the forged identities, and the mundane commerce that allow the world's most sensitive assets to cross borders unseen. He isn't an assassin or a spy; he is the man who makes the impossible movement of people look like a routine shipment of art or a mid-tier logistics run. He thought he was the exit strategy. He thought he was the bridge to safety.
He was wrong.
When Harrison uncovers the truth behind the "Reassignment Protocol," he realizes the terrifying reality: the extractions are a facade. The safehouses are cages. The people he has spent his career "saving" aren't being retired—they are being recycled, stripped of their souls, and fed back into the machinery of global conflict.
Now, the hunter has become the hunted. From the rain-slicked streets of Berlin to the neon-lit skyscrapers of Seoul, Harrison must navigate a world where every identity is a lie and every shadow holds a handler. In a game where the rules are written by the very people chasing him, Harrison Sterling must decide: will he remain a loyal cog in the machine, or will he become the glitch that breaks it?
The Reassignment Protocol explores the chilling intersection of global surveillance and the loss of human identity.
