The hunters have become the hunted. And Paris is the ultimate trap.
Former NYPD Detective Elias Thorne, his master-thief brother Leo, and their elite crew of specialists thought they had won. After dismantling a billionaire warlord’s empire and vanishing with hundreds of millions, they were the undisputed apex predators of the global underworld.
Then someone stole their calling card.
Lured to the rain-slicked streets of Paris by a legendary rival syndicate known only as Le Cercle, the crew walks straight into a perfectly orchestrated ambush. But Le Cercle isn't their only problem. Interpol Director Helene Rousseau—a brilliant, incorruptible zealot—has initiated Protocol Archangel, unleashing a global Red Notice and cornering the crew with heavily armed, militarized RAID units.
Trapped in the City of Light with their faces on every surveillance camera and a continent-wide manhunt closing in, the team is forced to change the rules of the game. They don't need to steal art, gold, or diamonds. To clear their names and dismantle Le Cercle's invisible empire, they must orchestrate an impossible, highly public "reverse-heist" to leak the syndicate's darkest secrets to the world.
From a claustrophobic siege in a Parisian penthouse to a subterranean firefight beneath the Galerie de Valois, The Paris Protocol is an explosive, breathtaking conclusion to the Ghost Crew saga. When you are the most wanted people on earth, the only way out is through the fire.
Bruce Savage was born in Lewiston, Maine in 1967, the youngest son of 16 brothers and sisters to Winfield Strout and Blanche Strout. He published his first successful work when he was 10 years old in Boy’s Life magazine. The publication paid him $1 for a joke he wrote. So excited about his accomplishment and seeing his name published he pursued the art of writing for the next 40 years. In 1984 he enlisted in the United States Army and served his country in Germany. In 1999 he graduated from Columbia Southern University with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and information systems. He held several positions with several fortune 500 companies until 2002 when he dove headfirst and full time into the world of writing and publishing. Since then, he has produced 25 novels and counting. Casualties of War was his first novel followed by Psycho.
He is currently working on many other novels that will be available soon as well as the screenplay for Russian Games. He currently lives in Florida and the Philippines with his wife Julie and his daughter. He frequently enjoys making donations and contributions to ending poverty and supporting those less fortunate.