No Address for the Hunted

Robert Neely has spent his career chasing dangerous people. Now, divorced and mourning the loss of his beloved blue heeler, Reggie, the retired FBI agent wants a quieter life. A secluded house in the Ohio countryside seems like the perfect place to begin again.

Then he notices people watching from the woods.

They know the property. They know its hidden rooms. And they are certain something valuable is still inside.

What Robert bought was once a spy safe house. Concealed within its walls are case files that could expose the people behind an operation built on secrecy, coercion, and lives forced into silence. Those returning to recover the records expected an empty house. Instead, they find a new owner who knows when a stranger's story doesn't add up.

As suspicious visits turn into threats and gunfire, Robert must defend the home he hoped would bring him peace. But keeping the evidence safe means more than protecting old files. It means giving the people named in them a chance to be heard—and standing against those determined to erase the truth.

In No Address for the Hunted, James Douglas delivers a tense espionage thriller about hidden evidence, dangerous secrets, and a retired agent whose next chapter begins with someone watching his front door.