The Night Agent

The story begins with the assassinations of two ideologically divergent Supreme Court justices. Darby Shaw, a Tulane University law student, writes a legal brief speculating that the murders were orchestrated by Victor Mattiece, an oil tycoon seeking to drill on Louisiana marshland home to an endangered species of pelican. As Darby delves deeper, she goes on the run and teams up with Gray Grantham, a reporter from The Washington Post, to uncover the truth and evade the killers. The novel involves a complex web of conspiracy, political corruption, and legal intrigue, culminating in a thrilling expose reminiscent of the Watergate scandal.

The Night Agent follows FBI Agent Peter Sutherland, who works the night shift in the White House Situation Room. His life changes when he receives a call from a terrified young woman named Rose, reporting two murders and a potential killer still in the house. The call thrusts Peter into a conspiracy involving a Russian mole within the U.S. government. With his own family legacy tainted by accusations of spying, Peter must navigate a web of betrayal and double-dealing to save the nation, questioning everything and trusting no one.