The Phoenix Eclipse: The Most Dangerous Weapon Has No Trigger. A Jaden Scott Thriller

They told him the programme was decommissioned in 2014.
They were wrong.

When a former Jordanian intelligence operative contacts Jaden Scott through an authentication system that should not exist, she carries six words that change everything: the Phoenix programme is still running. Six people have been conditioned without their knowledge, their neural architecture quietly rewritten to serve a conspiracy that reaches from a Vienna sub-basement to the highest levels of NATO's summit infrastructure.

Scott has nine days before the World Economic Development Summit in Geneva. Nine days to find six conditioned assets, administer a deactivation protocol built by the programme's own neurologist, and stop an operation that has been running, invisibly, inside people he will have to trust, for years.

But the seventh asset is himself.
The Phoenix Eclipse is the third novel in the Jaden Scott series, the book where the conspiracy becomes personal, the protagonist becomes the subject, and the architecture of institutional control is revealed to be more intimate than anyone imagined.