See what power hides
Murphy In the past, if an adversary wanted to destabilize a nation, they might target its physical infrastructure—bridges, power plants, or ports. While these attacks still happen, they are loud, visible, and provoke an immediate, unified response. Today, the most effective way to cripple a society isn’t to break its machines, but to break its trust. The … Read more
When I set out to write Sea Spider, I knew I didn’t just want to create another “whodunit.” I wanted to build a “whatisit?”—a story where the central mystery is as slippery and layered as the world of espionage itself. Today, I’d like to pull back the curtain a little and talk about the heart … Read more
As a writer of espionage thrillers, I’m fascinated by the world of secrets, deception, and the high stakes games people play in the shadows. While most people picture spies in trench coats battling international terrorists, a far more common – and arguably more damaging – form of espionage takes place every single day: commercial espionage. Forget … Read more