Spy-Hunters #16

When a mysterious Soviet plot threatens to unleash catastrophic floods by manipulating weather in the remote kingdom of SWAT, newly assigned agent Hugh Anderson must race against time to stop it—using a daring plan that turns the storm itself into a weapon. With only an old warplane and his wits, Anderson faces off against enemy agents and a sky full of danger, determined to protect the innocent and thwart a scheme that could plunge entire nations into chaos.

In the frozen reaches of the Bering Sea, U.S. counter-espionage agent Ken Satterlee is sent to investigate the mysterious disappearance of Kodiak bears on St. Lawrence Island—only to uncover a Soviet plot to use the island as a covert supply hub for a network of spies, with a massive atomic-powered submarine poised to launch guided missiles across Alaska. Disguised as a Soviet operative, Ken must navigate the submarine’s hidden dangers while stalling for time to expose the enemy’s plan before it’s too late.

Benedict Arnold, once a celebrated Revolutionary War hero, grows disillusioned with his pay and status, leading him to secretly negotiate with British spies through intermediaries like Joseph Stansbury and Major John André. As he schemes to betray American defenses, Arnold maneuvers himself into command of West Point, where he plans to surrender the fortress to the British in exchange for money and a commission. The story follows his dangerous plot and the moment he realizes his betrayal is about to be exposed.

In the shadowy streets of 1952 Singapore, American spy Arthur Conway lands under a cloud of suspicion after a dramatic armored launch escape from a Chinese ambush. As he navigates a city teeming with hidden loyalties and Communist threats, Conway must unravel a web of deception after rescuing a woman named Yo-Tsin—only to find himself pursued by a rival agent who may have overheard his plans.