book cover of The Paris Spy Saloon
 

The Paris Spy Saloon

(2026)
(A book in the Brad James Thriller series)
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Paris, August 1969. Brad James is living the dream when he rides into Paris to reunite with his soulmate and high school sweetheart, Alice. He has youth, freedom, charm, a brand-new Master’s degree, and a new lease on life.

But that dream turns into a nightmare when Alice is brutally attacked in the Latin Quarter, sending Brad on a dangerous quest for justice. His search leads him to Jacky’s Far West Saloon, the favorite watering hole of U.S. embassy employees owned by the intriguing French Mata-Hari of the Second World War.

From here, Brad plunges into a violent criminal underworld of human trafficking, murder, and extortion, where he uncovers an ingenious Soviet plot to sabotage the fledgling Paris Peace Talks. Every spin of the wheel draws Brad deeper into a deadly spy game against an American deserter, a sadistic pimp, and a squad of relentless Soviet agents—and the stakes explode when he learns of Alice’s connection to the plot.

It’s a zero-sum game where the winner takes all and the losers die. To win, Brad must outsmart and outfight the enemy. That's who he is. When Brad James finds trouble, he never backs down. Never has. Never will.

The Paris Spy Saloon is the gripping prequel to the Brad James Thriller series—based on a true story.


Genre: Thriller



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