Operation Firefly by L.G. Wilder is a breakneck-paced, high-stakes thriller that grabs you by the throat from the first page and never lets go. This is espionage and action at its finest—gritty, intelligent, and terrifyingly plausible.
Max Voronin is the kind of hero you root for with every breath—a haunted ex-special forces soldier turned reclusive businessman, doing everything in his power to protect his daughter from the brutal legacy of his past. But when that past crashes violently into his present, Max is forced out of exile and into a lethal labyrinth of Russian oligarchs, mafia kingpins, corrupt generals, and double-dealing government ministers.
The plot is a masterclass in complexity—layered with betrayals, shifting allegiances, and old vendettas that refuse to die. Every twist cuts deep, and just when you think you’ve caught your breath, Wilder hits you with another explosive reveal.
But what sets this novel apart is its brutal authenticity. With over 30 years of firsthand knowledge of Russia, Wilder doesn’t just tell a story—he rips the lid off a world built on lies, fear, and ruthless ambition. You feel the tension in every scene, the danger in every silence.
Operation Firefly is more than a thriller—it’s a raw, emotionally-charged ride through the darkest corners of power, loyalty, and redemption. A must-read for fans of espionage, action, and political intrigue.
Do yourself a favor: clear your schedule before you start this one. You won’t want to stop.