Every thriller starts with a question.

 Not just “what if?” but “what would you do if the ground you trusted—your government, your friends, your own instincts—suddenly betrayed you?” 

That’s the heartbeat of the Silent Code Series. 

When I created Emily Jensen, an ex-Army Ranger turned Secret Service agent, I wanted a character who lived in the gray space between strength and vulnerability. She’s a hero who can break down a door or a firewall—but also someone who carries scars, secrets, and choices that haunt her long after the mission ends. 

And then there’s Jack Carter—brilliant hacker, reluctant ally, and sometimes the spark that lights the fuse. Their worlds collide not just in action sequences, but in the quiet moments where trust feels more dangerous than any enemy. 

Why do I write these kinds of stories? Because the world is full of shadows. Cyber threats, hidden agendas, powerful figures pulling strings behind the curtain—these aren’t just fiction, they’re reflections of the real anxieties we all face. But within that darkness, I like to leave a thread of hope. Heroes who fight anyway. Relationships that matter. Choices that cost something, but prove humanity is still worth protecting. 

The Silent Code Series is about more than conspiracies and cyber warfare. It’s about people who refuse to stay silent when silence feels safest. 

So if you’re looking for a story that keeps you turning pages long past midnight, welcome to the world of Emily Jensen and Jack Carter. Just don’t be surprised if you start questioning who’s really pulling the strings in your own world. 

Stay sharp,

Jessie Clark