To Free A Spy

The U.S. President is wary of turning the investigation over to the U.S. intelligence community to investigate itself and calls on former intel operative Cam Warfield to identify the betrayer and assess the damage that has been done.
Warfield doesn't like it but never flinched when the President called him in. Cam Warfield was revered within the intel community for his career successes but left a few years earlier to run an intelligence training center as a contractor for the Army.

Digging through layers of lies, Warfield discovers that a CIA database containing the names of Russian scientists who still had access to bomb-grade nuclear material left over from the Cold War had been compromised. Bomb-grade uranium was now in the hands of terrorists

But as Warfield zeroes in on the likely traitor and plot, his own CIA and FBI set out to kill him

Despite the target on his back, can Warfield survive long enough to eliminate the nuclear package that is on its way to Los Angeles at that very moment and annihilate millions of Americans? The only way to stop it is for the U.S. to shoot a Japanese passenger airliner out of the sky. Will the President do it? He has minutes to decide

To Free a Spy is a tense standalone thriller. If you like layered characters, breathtaking twists and edge of your seat stakes, then you'll love Nick Ganaway's international intrigue, played out in Russia, Tokyo, Paris and Washington.