The Brewster Protocol: That Was Not In Job Description

Josh Brewster didn't want to be a spy again. He wanted to walk his dog.Five years after leaving the intelligence world behind, Josh has built the perfect boring life: cybersecurity executive, golden retriever, an assistant who color-codes his calendar, and absolutely no one trying to kill him.That changes when a CIA officer arrives with a list of forty-three dead spies and a ticking clock. A shadow network is hunting intelligence officers across the globe, and the next name on the list still has a pulse. They need someone off the grid. Someone deniable. Someone who knows how money disappears-and how people do too.Josh really should have pretended he wasn't home.What follows is a high-speed race across continents, involving flooded cities, luxury trains, mercenaries who missed the retirement memo, and a growing dependence on ibuprofen. The instincts are still sharp. The cartilage is less cooperative.The Brewster Protocol is a smart, fast-paced spy thriller with dry humor, global stakes, and a hero questioning every life decision that led him here.