Embassy Row Run

By: Reeb, Carter W.

Eight years ago, a covert operation in the Middle East ended with three people safely extracted and one man left behind.
The official record says the mission succeeded. The truth never made it home.

Former Diplomatic Security officer Caroline Burke has spent years protecting others and avoiding the mistakes that haunt her past. When an unexpected encounter at a diplomatic reception leads to a cryptic claim check and a frightened witness, Caroline finds herself pulled into a mystery that should have remained buried.

The trail leads to a forgotten meeting, a sealed evidence bag, and a name that powerful people would rather erase.

As Caroline and Omani diplomat Mariam al-Rawahi race across Washington, D.C., they discover that a man long presumed lost is still alive, and that he possesses proof capable of unraveling careers, destroying reputations, and exposing a decision that reshaped multiple lives.

But evidence alone is not enough. Powerful officials are already rewriting the story. Every document can be explained away. Every photograph can be disputed. Every witness can be discredited.

And the closer Caroline gets to the truth, the more she realizes that the greatest threat is not a conspiracy, but the people who convinced themselves that silence was the responsible choice.

Over the course of a single dangerous night, diplomats, investigators, political operatives, and survivors collide across embassy corridors, Metro platforms, hidden safe locations, and the corridors of power. As loyalties fracture and old compromises come due, Caroline must decide whether protecting people matters more than protecting institutions.

For one man, the fight is no longer about justice. It is about being seen.

Embassy Row Run is a gripping political thriller about buried decisions, institutional accountability, and the cost of choosing comfort over truth. Combining the intricate suspense of John le Carr , the political realism of David Ignatius, and a breathless race through the streets of Washington, D.C., it delivers a powerful story of conscience, courage, and the human beings hidden inside official records.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HLH6TLMZ
• ISBN13: 9798177855561
• Release Date: September 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 280 Pages
• Weight: 0.56 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 8.0"