In a world of total surveillance, the only way to survive is to become a ghost.
Harrison Sterling lives in the margins. He is a man of aliases and empty rooms, a specialist in the architecture of lies. His job is to provide the “noise”—the digital and physical distractions required to move the world’s most dangerous assets through the tightening web of European biometric checkpoints.
But the machinery of the state is more efficient than Harrison ever imagined.
The Reassignment Protocol is a cerebral journey through the cold, clinical reality of modern espionage. It is a story of men and women caught in a global conveyor belt, where “extraction” is merely a euphemism for “reassignment.” As Harrison peels back the layers of his own profession, he finds himself caught in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse that spans from the industrial outskirts of Berlin to the high-rise corridors of South Korea.
In the shadow of the machine, truth is the most dangerous commodity of all.
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