Some heroes are made, some are born. Not all heroes are created equal: You’ve read about them in books and seen them in movies all the time– James Bond, Jack Reacher, Mitch Rapp and Jason Borne, then every once in a while a new hero shows up on the scene– Meet Joshua McBride. He’s not a secret service agent, ex-military drifter, CIA counterterrorism operative, or on the run from CIA hit squads– Joshua McBride is a wealthy, political operative in the forefront and behind the scenes of Washington, D.C.’s power brokers. He owns the most successful political consultancy, PR and lobbying firm D.C. with both a national and with an international reputation. He is prepared to be a saint or sinner, hero or villain, depending on the price tag associated with his client's needs. That kind of a reputation and with backroom knowledge it can get you into serious trouble. McBride unintentionally encounters a spy operation in Washington, using beautiful, seductive, female intelligence agents masquerading as diplomatic attachés. When their mission; codenamed, Falcon’s Nest, involves his clients in the conspiracy he is pulled into a dark espionage underworld. After things begin to unravel, a devious international plot of profound political exploitations and global consequences is revealed. As attempts are made to cover up the missing disappearances of the spies, more secrets are uncovered, and McBride’s life becomes entwined in the deadly investigation leading to unexplained gruesome deaths. He knew that at any given time, someone; a client, government bureaucrat, politician, intelligence agency head, judge or deep state actor could try and destroy him. It was his knowledge of insider dealings, his connections and father's old government cronies that kept him on top of the Hill. Although lately, he had felt the tip of the global deep state spear. McBride had enough of corrupt global government kleptocrats using their political power to expropriate the wealth of the people and land they govern. This was the final straw.