Debut Thriller Author Jolene Grace Bases Espionage Novel GOING DARK on Real Life Experience

LIVONIA, Mich. - March 3, 2020 - PRLog -- Going Dark by debut author Jolene Grace is the first novel in her new spy series inspired by her travels, interests in politics and journalism. Her writing has also been featured at the Strand Magazine.

"I've always been interested in politics," says Grace. "While pursuing my Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Broadcasting, I was fortunate to intern at the foreign desk at CBS Evening News. The unfiltered video tapes of the Iraq War sparked the inspiration for my series."

In Going Dark, we meet Amelia Sinclair, a prominent U.S. foreign correspondent and Gabriel Jets, the CIA's top agent and a man with a reputation of getting the job done, no matter the price. During a rare visit to the States, Jets is dispatched to collect a video depicting the kidnapping of four U.S. journalists working undercover in Syria. When a link between the video and a terrorist plot in Damascus is discovered, all evidence points to Amelia Sinclair. But Jets can't shake the belief that Amelia is being framed to take the fall for something far bigger than either of them. Jets can't trust anyone, and in the country he swore to protect, nowhere is safe.

Fans of Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon, The New Girl by Daniel Silva and The Spy Master by Brad Thor will enjoy reading Going Dark by Jolene Grace.

Going Dark is published by BHC Press and is available in hardcover (978-1-64397-048-6), trade softcover (978-1-64397-049-3), and ebook (978-1-64397-050-9) at fine booksellers everywhere. Booksellers, librarians, and retailers can purchase copies though Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Bertrams, Overdrive, and Perma-Bound.

Visit www.bhcpress.com to learn more about Going Dark and other titles available through BHC Press.

About the author: Jolene Grace grew up in Eastern Europe and has witnessed firsthand the region's geopolitical makeover as well as the economical struggles of poverty faced by all, which is a prevalent theme in her writing. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Broadcasting, which fueled her interest in politics. Jolene interned at the foreign desk for CBS Evening News, and covered many wars, including the American/Iraq War. A member of Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime, Jolene makes her home in Massachusetts with her husband and children, where she writes full-time. Going Dark is her debut novel in her Gabriel Jets spy series.

About  BHC Press: BHC Press is an award-winning independent publisher of fiction and nonfiction hardcover, softcover, and ebooks for both YA and adults. To learn more about this book and other available titles, visit www.bhcpress.com.