Invisible Surveillance

by Janet Nash

Invisible Surveillance is back . . . Now the high tech spying technology is spiraling out of the CIA's control. The only one who can stop it is Callie Hunter, along with her CIA fiancé, Jack Oakes. But Jack has a secret that a madman is using to destroy his credibility. This, combined with disappearing data, missing evidence files, and falsified records, halt all their efforts and test their faith to the breaking point. Can Jack redeem himself, or will he lose everything he holds dear? Will he and Callie be able to stem the tide of this espionage destruction? Finding answers won't be easy . . . Not everything is as it seems.

228 pages, Paperback

First published December 29, 2013

About the author

A 2012 Golden Heart Finalist.

Reviews

[Lee]

What a great book! I really enjoyed the adventure and the romance of this story. Jack and Callie are an interesting couple, and the story is a really suspenseful, edge-of-your-seat tale that goes in many different directions. Mystery, spying, romance, shots fired....it's a fun book to read, and the faith interwoven throughout adds a strong depth. I highly recommend Invisible Surveillance. Thanks to Goodreads and the author for providing the complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.

[Susan]

Janet Nash has written an exciting sequel to Powerless Consent, yet given us a book that stands alone.The tension started on page one and didn’t let go till the last scene. Callie and Jack return facing new problems from an old enemy while growing closer together and holding on to their newfound faith.

The most terrifying thing this about this book is how close it comes to real life and our dependence on technology. A great read I highly recommend it.

[Jaye Garland]

Read this 2nd book by Janet Nash in, literally, one sitting and in less than 24 hours. Knocked my socks off, it was so compelling. Can't wait for another story by Ms. Nash!