Jack Kassinger: 7 books

Jack Casey has finally retired from years of service to the CIA and he and his wife, Cherie, couldn’t be happier. Finally, she can stop worrying about her husband every time he walks out the door, and for his part, Jack can finally pursue other interests. The Caseys plan to move to Kenya, Africa...

When three CIA employees go missing, there is only one man willing to find them in the depths of the African wilderness. That man is Jack Casey, a retired CIA operative, and nothing can stop him—because one of the missing men saved his life.Casey is lucky to be alive after a horrific helicopter...

Mike Shocklee is an operations officer sent to Somalia as part of a CIA element providing intelligence support. His mission is to locate and reactive former CIA assets who can provide intelligence on rival clan elements that are actively opposing their efforts. He manages to locate and reactive the...

CIA Agent Mike Shocklee is handpicked by his superior, Scott Sandowski, the director of clandestine operations, to lead a team into Africa on a mission to execute the leader of the al-Shabaab terrorist group. Shocklee goes undercover as a lieutenant in the Kenyan military to take out Mukhtar Abu Zubaya....

Claire Windstrum, the Deputy Director of Clandestine Operations at CIA, has selected Mike Shocklee to carry out a Level IV op to abduct a military scientist from a mental institution in Saint Petersburg, Russia. This is a highly sensitive operation with national security implications that will cause...

There was much that Cali didn’t understand—his feelings for Jonathan, the message he had receive from Allah, and why his father acted the way he did? Was quitting his job and striking out on his own, the answer? He didn’t know for sure, but ultimately, he decided that it was the right thing...

Convinced that the other’s evil intentions persist, they are embroiled in a game of high-stakes espionage; white against black and black against white. They move furtively, often like pawns on a chessboard, seeking to control the game. Not since the days of the “cold war” have the two sides...