book cover of Sanctum
 

Sanctum

(2026)
(The fourth book in the Wick Files series)
A novel by

 
 
In Vatican City, some confessions are paid for in blood.

Cardinal Alessandro Torretti is America's most valuable Vatican asset—until his cover is blown. Operative Sam Wick has forty-eight hours to extract him before foreign intelligence services strike. The mission seems straightforward until Wick discovers his handler Sofia is the Cardinal's daughter, hidden for thirty years as an academic researcher.

Captain Santini has been selling Vatican secrets while feeding lies to foreign operatives. Now he's brought contractors to eliminate everyone who can expose his corruption

In the tunnels beneath St. Peter's Basilica, a father and daughter have three minutes to be family before duty tears them apart forever.

Sometimes protecting the people you love means giving up everything—including the chance to love them openly.

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About Wick Files:

Every legend has a beginning. Wick's is classified.

Before Sam Wick became the ghost that governments deny and enemies pray they never see, he was new. Raw talent, zero margin for error, and a handler who expected him to figure it out or not come back.

These are those early ops, the ones that built him. Hostile embassies. Cartel strongholds. Former allies turned traitors. From the Swiss Alps to the Venezuelan underworld, each mission is standalone, self-contained, and brutal. Wick follows one rule: complete the mission. At any cost.

Fast, relentless, and unflinchingly real. This is where the legend began.

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What readers are saying about Chase Austin Thrillers:


"Brutal, beautiful, and utterly uncompromising. This is thriller writing at its finest."

"A gut-punch examination of what it really means to keep people safe."

"John le Carré meets Jason Bourne in the most emotionally devastating way possible."


Genre: Thriller

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