Deep Cover: The Unknowing Agent

Your entire life can be a lie. The terrifying part is, you might never find out.

Army Sergeant Stephan Beck is sharp, stubborn, and fluent in Russian for reasons he never thought to question. He has a job, a girlfriend, and a life that feels perfectly ordinary. Until a routine assignment lands him an intercept he cannot crack, and he starts pulling a thread that unravels everything.

What he finds is not just a conspiracy. It is a masterpiece of manipulation, decades in the making, stretching from frozen Siberian corridors to the highest levels of American power. Someone built this. Someone is still running it. And anyone Stephan trusts could be part of it.

But when digging deeper starts costing people their lives, Stephan realizes the truth is not just dangerous. It was designed to be.

As the clock runs out and the stakes climb to a level no one could have predicted, the line between enemy and ally disappears completely. In a world engineered for deception, the most dangerous weapon is the one you never saw coming.

Because some sleeper agents never know they were asleep.

A propulsive Cold War spy thriller built for readers who like their paranoia fast, their twists razor sharp, and their conspiracies fifty years in the making. Who can you trust when the life you have always known turns out to be a cover story?

For fans of Daniel Silva and Vince Flynn, get your copy today before the price changes.

"Deep Cover delivers a twisty, action-packed story of deep-cover Russian spies that plays on long-time fears and rumors. As the tension amps up, you won't know who to trust." —Lena Gibson, award-winning author of The Edge of Life

Jeffrey Jay Levin grew up in Chicago, Illinois and, after pestering his wife for 25 years or so, successfully convinced her to move to Northern Arizona, where they currently reside. Jay, as he's known to his friends, spends some time working as a commercial real estate lawyer, and writes whenever he can. He's still working on his customized 1976 Corvette but is hopeful to have it completed by the time his next book is published. In the meantime, he's keeping busy and, mostly, out of trouble.