The Omerta Covenant : The Johnson Files

A ruthless mafia-and-finance thriller where loyalty is tested and the numbers can kill. A high-stakes rescue mission unfolds under federal surveillance, with a financial meltdown minutes away. A blood oath. A collapsing bank. One debt with no way out. Decades ago, David Grasso saved Mitchell Roth’s life and bound him to a code of silence known as the Omertà. Now Grasso, the head of Mercantile International Bank, is calling in that debt. Mercantile International Bank is hours from collapse. Toxic Venezuelan bonds are dragging it under, the FBI is closing in, and if it fails—it could shake the entire global economy. Mitch has rebuilt his life, but he can’t outrun what he owes. To get Grasso out alive and stop the collapse, he pulls his team back together: Barrett Johnson, the strategist with a mind for war, and Sam Saxon, the assassin they call the Hangman. The mission? Easy to explain. Almost impossible to survive. Get one of the most recognizable men in New York out from under federal surveillance, then step into the lion’s den and save the bank from the inside. They have hours to pull Grasso out and stop the collapse—before the Feds close in and the world’s economy follows. Twist-filled, ruthless, and high-stakes, The Omertà Covenant is the third book in the Barrett Johnson espionage thrillers series. Perfect for fans of Daniel Silva, Brad Thor, Vince Flynn and The Godfather. ___________________________________________________Praise for the Barrett Johnson Espionage Thrillers series:? ? ? ? ? “What a roller coaster ride of action and thrills this story was.”? ? ? ? ? “A financial thriller that will blow your mind!”? ? ? ? ? “Really good characters with an amazing plot.”? ? ? ? ? “The author has a remarkable talent for creating realistic and compelling characters, who are not afraid to cross the line between good and evil.”? ? ? ? ? “The action of a Tarantino movie with the insight of a financial masterclass...”? ? ? ? ? “A thrilling page-turner”? ? ? ? ? “Well written, intricately plotted, and unforgiving”