The Eichmann Defense

It's hard to infiltrate a group of one.
In a world where warfare has gone digital and enemies are often concealed behind screens, former drone pilot Gabriel Phillips finds himself at the center of a deadly conspiracy that threatens not just his life, but the future of the nation.
When Gabriel takes control of an X-45E Phantom stealth drone for a black-ops mission deep within Iranian airspace, he executes a flawless strike against a terrorist cell, yet the haunting weight of his actions lingers. No longer face-to-face with the enemy, he struggles with his growing obsolescence in a new era of warfare dominated by technology. But everything shatters during a seemingly innocent moment at a Little League game, when his daughter, Emmy, witnesses him being violently arrested by shadowy agents who accuse him of treason. As Gabriel is thrust into a secret military detention facility, he grapples with shocking accusations.
Desperate for answers, he learns that he may be part of a dangerous setup, one that could involve high-ranking officials and deadly drones designed for surveillance and assassination. As the stakes rise and a celestial race plays out between warships and high-tech drones above the Pacific, Gabriel must navigate a web of conspiracy that leads him on a pulse-pounding chase across the U.S.
Using a mix of savvy tactics, technological espionage, and the desperate drive to save his family, he uncovers a plot that stretches from the heart of the Pentagon to lost truths entwined with his daughter's fate.
"The Eichmann Defense" is a gripping tale of betrayal, survival, and the relentless pursuit of justice. With vividly drawn characters, heart-stopping action, and shocking twists at every corner, John Lee crafts an unputdownable narrative that will leave readers questioning the very nature of power, loyalty, and sacrifice in a world where the line between friend and foe is razor-thin.

John Walker Lee was born in South Africa and writes books with a psychological twist