Shadows Across The Atlantic

The conspiracy has crossed borders. Now the truth is crossing oceans.
The trail from Bosnia and Germany should have ended with the destruction of old files and buried operations.
Instead, it leads west.
Across the Atlantic.
When evidence connected to Project Echo surfaces inside a supposedly secure archive, Les Dawson realises that Night Shade was never confined to Europe. Names, locations and operations begin appearing in records linked to Scotland, Canada and the United States — places that should have no connection to what happened in Bosnia more than thirty years earlier.
Then a man disappears.
Daniel Reeves knew something.
What he found was important enough to frighten people at the highest levels, and his disappearance leaves behind a trail of fragments: an airfield, a hidden facility, a mysterious North Star node and repeated references to a place identified only as Building Two.
With Dicky, Goldie and old allies once again drawn into the search, Les follows the evidence from Britain into North America.
But they are no longer simply uncovering the past.
They are being anticipated.
Watched.
Redirected.
And manipulated by people who seem to know exactly what they are looking for.
As old intelligence files begin connecting with modern surveillance systems, Les discovers that the conspiracy has evolved. The men who created it may be gone, but the machinery they built is still operating.
And somewhere within that machinery lies the answer to a question that has followed him since Bosnia.
Why him?
Why was Les Dawson important enough to be recorded, watched and protected from the truth?
The answer may lie thousands of miles from where the shadows began.
But getting there could expose something far more dangerous than Night Shade itself.
Shadows Across the Atlantic is the third instalment of The Shadows Conspiracy Files — a military conspiracy thriller of secret operations, hidden networks, vanished witnesses and a truth that refuses to remain contained.
The shadows began in Bosnia.
They survived in Germany.
Now they have gone global.