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The Silence Protocol eBook Series

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  • Book One: The Everglades Call

    The Silence Protocol, #1

    by J. R. Walton ...
    Series Book 1 - The Silence Protocol
    Six months after the completion of The Institutional Record Book 3 and The Varga Foundation Book 3 — with the IIAA established, the Lugano archive formally incorporated, and Marcus Varga's second archive in the permanent collection — Roy Okafor calls all three investigators to the Everglades property simultaneously. Not because the investigation has produced a new threat. Because the investigation ... Read more

    $3.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • The Category Eight Selection

    The Silence Protocol, #2

    by J. R. Walton ...
    Series Book 2 - The Silence Protocol
    Roy's Category Eight section is personal rather than counter-intelligence. It is the documented history of how each of the three investigators came to be the specific person who could use what Roy built — documented across twenty-two years of professional observation before Roy knew any of them. The book follows the three investigators reading Category Eight separately, then together, ... Read more

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  • Roy

    The Silence Protocol, #4

    by J. R. Walton ...
    Series Book 4 - The Silence Protocol
    The series' penultimate book belongs to Roy Okafor. Not his operational function — his life. The twenty-two years of building the archive while maintaining a professional career, the relationships with the colleagues he trusted with seventeen pieces of a distributed archive they never examined, the specific interior life of a person who has been carrying something enormous across an entire ... Read more

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  • The Foundation's Original Mandate

    The Silence Protocol, #3

    by J. R. Walton ...
    Series Book 3 - The Silence Protocol
    With the proceeding at its midpoint and the IIAA's first year complete, the three investigators undertake the construction of what the 1938 consortium was originally supposed to build: a permanent institutional mechanism for the managed, sequenced release of classified information — releasing suppressed truths on a timeline that allows institutional absorption rather than destabilization. The ... Read more

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  • The Silence Ends

    The Silence Protocol, #5

    by J. R. Walton ...
    Series Book 5 - The Silence Protocol
    The culminating book: the proceeding's second year, the verdict, and what comes after. Five hundred pages of what it looks like when two years of investigation, twenty-two years of counter-intelligence documentation, three investigators with the combined evidentiary and legal authority of multiple major federal proceedings, and the full scope of the 1938 consortium's eighty-year governance ... Read more

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