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This book, while a work of fiction, draws heavily from some of the real events I documented in my previous book, Fragile.
The book also aims to highlight the dedication and hard work of US Special Agents, not from the CIA, FBI, or even the Secret Service, but from the Diplomatic Security Service of the U.S. State Department.
DSS agents operate in nearly every country, tackling complex challenges, especially in places like South Africa. The book doesn’t follow a single, continuous storyline but instead presents various different experiences of the main character, reflecting the unpredictable and multifaceted nature of real-life situations. This structure allows for a more accurate and realistic portrayal of the crucial work DSS agents do around the world.
Although some experiences of the main character are imagined, many are inspired by the true accounts of several special agents who shared their stories with me. Additionally, I have incorporated elements from my own experiences during my time at the U.S. Embassy in Pretoria.
I invite readers to engage with the story by discerning what is fact and what is fiction. As you do so, my only advice is to approach it with a spirit of bold curiosity and adventurous thinking.
The target audience for the Hunter McCallum novel would likely include:
• Fans of Espionage and Spy Thrillers
• Political Thriller Enthusiasts
• Military Fiction Readers
• Readers of Action-Packed Fiction
• Professionals and Enthusiasts in International Relations
Overall, the book would appeal to readers who enjoy a blend of suspense, action, and political intrigue grounded in real-world scenarios.
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