Department 89 Books 15-17

3 Black Ops Espionage Thrillers with a Female Assassin Who Breaks the Rules

By: Mark O'Neill

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Justice isn’t served. It’s executed

When diplomacy collapses and the system fails, Germany unleashes Department 89 — a covert kill team that doesn’t officially exist. Led by Major Sophie Decker, Europe’s most feared female assassin, they strike first, vanish without a trace, and leave only corpses in their wake.

In this boxset of three relentless spy thrillers, Decker’s team takes on:

• A stolen bioweapon which could cause the collapse of NATO.
• The resurrection of a Soviet-era assassination squad.
• Twenty covert explosive missions that pack a lethal punch.

No oversight. No restrictions. No second chances.

If you like Jason Bourne, Homeland, or female-led black ops thrillers, you’ll burn through these books and beg for more.

Praise for the Department 89 series

★★★★★ "A thrill ride from start to finish"
★★★★★ "The books riveted me to my chair from beginning to end. The tension keeps ratcheting up every page-turn until the very satisfying end."
★★★★★ "Well written exciting books."
★★★★★ "Fast paced, well crafted, this is a great read."
★★★★★ "A wonderfully crafted action-packed story with twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat right to the last page."
★★★★★ “This whole series is a delight. I had to rush back to Amazon and buy up some more of O'Neill's books.”
★★★★★ “Exceptionally well written, a pleasure to read and highly recommended to anyone looking for good reading.”
★★★★★ “It's not often that I am so enthralled with a story that I read the entire book nonstop in one sitting, but it happened here.”
★★★★★ “Totally engrossing. Great read. All Dept 89 books are thrilling and non stop action. Sophie Decker is the best.”
★★★★★ "Amazingly well put together yarns that are blisteringly fast paced & very hard to put down once started.”

Virtual Voice Did Justice to this Series

The storyline is good, it kept my attention throughout. I have to admit that I was skeptical about the Virtual Voice, but surprisingly it was too bad. If they can find a narrator who has a strong array of character voices, this series would be great.