MIRRORS

A psychological thriller where the most dangerous enemy is the one who shares your face.
The mirror never lies. It only shows you what you're ready to see.
Every morning, Ryan Davis stares at his reflection and asks the same question: "Who am I today?"
To his wife and daughter, he is a gentle father who ties hair ribbons and laughs at bedtime monsters.
To his handlers at Langley, he is a ruthless interrogator who breaks suspects without raising his voice.
To his brother Mark, he is a man losing himself-one mission at a time.
When Ryan is ordered to hunt a Syrian teacher accused of terrorism, he expects another routine capture. But Tariq al-Hassan is not a fighter. He is a man who opened a school for orphaned children. And everything Ryan believed about enemies, faith, and justice begins to crack.
A split-second decision changes everything. Ryan helps the target escape.
Now he is suspended, investigated, and marked as a traitor.
But worse is coming. His brother Mark-the only person who saw Ryan clearly-is murdered in a hate crime. The official file is two pages. The police don't care.
Ryan has no badge. No weapon. No backup.
Just a dead brother's notebook, a Russian paramilitary with a haunted past, and a promise to his wife: "I won't kill again."
From the alleys of Istanbul to the corridors of Washington power, MIRRORS is a psychological thriller about the line between kind and cruel-and the man who chooses both.
Which one are you today?