Synopsis
The National Intelligence Agency (Farmer, Prince, Scholar) unfolds as a sweeping thriller-fantasy of prophecy, political danger, and the terrible cost of destiny.
In the heart of the Hoshiya saga, a rogue papal agent unleashes a sinister plan that sends shockwaves through every layer of power and faith. What begins as a covert scheme soon erupts into open peril, culminating in a desperate confrontation with Yoshua and a raging mob whose hunger for vengeance threatens to consume everything in its path. The atmosphere tightens with every page, as fear, rumor, and betrayal spread like fire through dry grass.
At the center of the story stands Raphael Arieli, a man burdened by an ominous prophecy surrounding the birth of his son, Elisha. The prophecy promises greatness, but only through suffering, sacrifice, and a price so severe that even hope itself seems fragile. Raphael and Nina are left to wrestle with the terrifying possibility that destiny may not be fixed—that repentance, courage, and faith might yet alter the path laid before their child.
Their struggle is intimate and heartbreaking, rooted in parental love and the desperate desire to shield a newborn from a future drenched in pain.
Around them, the world of Hoshiya grows even more unstable. Gila and Chelon find love amid uncertainty, offering a rare and tender counterpoint to the violence and intrigue that surround them. Yet even this fragile hope is threatened as Raphael’s rise to the throne ends in ruin, leaving him an invalid and forcing the burden of leadership onto Elisha. Now regent, Elisha must navigate betrayal from those closest to power, while every alliance seems poisoned and every promise may conceal a blade.
This novel also introduces an unforgettable trio of spies—a farmer, a prince, and a scholar—whose unlikely partnership adds wit, tension, and danger to the unfolding drama. As the mob closes in on the consulate and death casts its shadow over those bound together by fate, the story surges toward a collision of loyalty, grief, and survival.
Rich in suspense and emotional force, The National Intelligence Agency is a vivid tale of love, loss, and determination that keeps the reader caught between hope and dread until the final page.