Brickwall

Some secrets are buried to protect a nation. Others are buried because they could destroy one.

Angelica Barkley created Brickwall-a revolutionary cryptanalytic system capable of exploiting weaknesses once thought beyond practical reach. It was supposed to help protect the United States. Then a classified transfer goes catastrophically wrong, armed teams begin hunting her, and Angelica discovers that someone inside the national-security establishment is determined to take control of her creation.
Forced to run with the prototype, Angelica can no longer tell which orders are legitimate, which allies have been compromised, or how far the conspiracy reaches.
Her search for answers leads from the United States to Tel Aviv, Tokyo and Vienna, where intelligence services, private operatives and powerful intermediaries are quietly competing for something potentially more valuable than Brickwall itself: decades of encrypted communications that were collected because someone believed the day would come when they could finally be read.
That day has arrived.
But the deeper Angelica goes, the more disturbing the truth becomes. Brickwall did not create the vulnerability at the heart of the crisis. Someone planted it years earlier inside supposedly secure systems used by governments around the world.
And the people responsible have been preparing for this moment ever since.
With former allies pursuing her and old betrayals taking on new meaning, Angelica must uncover who engineered the conspiracy before Brickwall turns decades of secrets into the most dangerous intelligence weapon ever assembled.
Because once the archives are opened, governments could fall, intelligence networks could collapse-and people who thought they had disappeared forever could suddenly become targets again.

BRICKWALL is a fast-moving conspiracy and intelligence thriller about hidden power, divided loyalties, institutional deception and a technological breakthrough that exposes a secret fifteen years in the making.