Out of the Far North

A Nir Tavor Mossad Thriller, Book 3

De: Amir Tsarfati, Steve Yohn

Narrado por: Stephen Bowlby

Tensions are at a breaking point. The Western markets that once relied on Russian gas have turned to Israel for their energy needs. Furious at this interference in its control over the West, Russia demands that Israel stop its defensive military strikes against Iranian weapons transported into Syria. Weapons Israel knows are meant for the annihilation of their country.

As Israel’s elite fighting forces and the Mossad go undercover, they detect the Kremlin is planning a major attack against Israel, using Syria as a cover. Can the Mossad unveil the details in time to thwart Russia's sinister plan?

In the race for clues, Mossad agents Nir Tavor and Nicole le Roux plunge themselves into the treacherous underworld of Russian oligarch money, power, and decadence. Drawing closer to the endgame, they realize their efforts to stop the attack could trigger an all-out war.

In this electrifying thriller, hostilities explode as Tavor and le Roux fight to prevent a devastating conflict. Will they be able to outwit their enemies—or will their actions have catastrophic consequences?

©2023 Amir Tsarfati and Steve Yohn (P)2023 Dreamscape Media

Nir Mossad Books

Love these books and look forward to new publications. Keep up the good work Amir and Steve!

Insightful into Middle East drama

Really good insight into the action in the Middle East and Israel with the Christian faith interwoven in these challenging times

Great story

Watching a person turn towards God is always an interesting journey. The story line is well written and the place is fantastic. Need the next one!

Sacrifices that operatives have to make to keep others safe.

This book represents the essence of the need that exists for people not to judge others on what they have heard about them. The manner in which the writers weaved in the scenario of people having opinions about other people that had to be changed. What seemed easy to do to others when they were far of, changed when the realization dawned that they are also people who need love and support. The hatred feuled by political figures, and others of influence, including parents, are what keeps hatred alive. "Love your neighbour as you love yourself", "pray for those that persecute you" becomes easier when you submit yourself to the will of God the Father as Jesus did daily, but more specifically in Gethsemane.

Next book launch?

Not so preachy as to loose the story. Documenting the inner struggles was an excellent way to break up the spiritual lessons.