One mission. Three nations. Zero margin for error. The Australian Triangle isn’t just a thriller—it’s a classified file disguised as fiction. What if the next global flashpoint wasn’t in the Middle East or Asia, but hidden in plain sight, down under?
The Australian Triangle is a high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled thriller pulled straight from the shadows of real-world intelligence. When a covert op goes sideways on the edge of the Panama jungle, a chain of global consequences is set in motion, implicating governments, private contractors, and the very concept of national allegiance. Caught in the center is a former operative turned reluctant leader, forced to choose between his oath, his conscience, and survival.
This isn't your average spy novel. It's a boots-on-the-ground, edge-of-your-seat plunge into a world of psychological warfare, moral gray zones, and missions that don’t make headlines—but shape history. Written by Andrew D. Wittman, PhD—a real-life Marine, federal agent, and elite-level protection specialist—this story doesn’t guess how high-stakes intelligence works.
It knows. Every page pulses with raw authenticity, rapid-fire dialogue, and the kind of action that leaves a mark. If you’re tired of cookie-cutter spy novels and want a ride that feels real, relentless, and ripped from the shadows, this is it. This is what happens when loyalty meets leverage. This is what happens when good men are pushed too far. This is The Australian Triangle.