DISCLOSURE: When the Last Secret Ends, the Real War Begins

KDP Product Description (HTML-ready, 4,000 characters or under)The files have been released. Every last one of them.Seventy-seven years of classified documents. Photographs. Video. Transcripts of meetings between American presidents and beings from somewhere that is not Earth. The world has known for seventy-two hours, and it is not handling it well.DIA analyst Jack Maddox has spent six years writing reports about an anomalous facility in Kazakhstan that nobody wanted to explain. Now he knows what it is. What he doesn’t know yet — what nobody knows — is that the disclosure wasn’t the end of anything. It was a starting gun.SVR officer Nadia Volkov ran operations for fifteen years inside a program she didn’t fully understand. When the files go public, she understands. She walks out of Moscow with a go-bag, a gun, and the most valuable intelligence in the world in her head — because she has been in the room with them. The third kind. The ones the files describe only as hostile.The United States made a deal in 1954. The Soviet Union made a different deal in 1944. Both deals served the same hidden agenda. The Cold War, the proxy conflicts, the manufactured divisions of the twentieth century — all of it management strategy, humanity kept looking in the wrong direction while something else moved quietly in the peripheral vision of the world.Now the management phase is over.What comes next is already underway. And Jack Maddox and Nadia Volkov have twenty-one days to stop it.DISCLOSURE is a propulsive, meticulously constructed thriller that takes the real history of UFO disclosure — the Roswell crash, the Eisenhower meeting, the Chernobyl connection, the modern congressional testimonies — and follows it to its most urgent possible conclusion. Two people from opposite sides of the longest secret in history. One impossible mission. A world that is finally, terribly awake.For readers of Daniel Silva, Vince Flynn, and Brad Thor — and for everyone who has ever looked at the sky and wondered. Read more