The Copenhagen Test

When a top-secret intelligence agency called The Orphanage becomes convinced it has a mole, analyst Alexander Hale realises he's the prime suspect. Trying to clear his own name leads to a shocking discovery about his past and the country's future.

Forced into an uneasy alliance, Alexander and The Orphanage must work together to protect their discovery of the hack; relying on a plan from an untested agent named Parker, Alexander and Michelle are dangled as bait in a deadly trap.

Now that his fake life is up and running, Alexander must act like everything is normal, until he realises that The Orphanage's plan is to use him to personally sacrifice a real mission as a way to learn more about their enemy.

Now in the field, Alexander makes contact with a source to draw the enemy out; when ambushed, he protects the source and risks his own life, only to discover that nothing is as it seems; Michelle gets a visit from the past.

When the mission to capture their enemy in Paris goes sideways, Alexander surprises The Orphanage by going off-book and following his own mission plan; this time, it could cost him everything.

Face-to-face with the enemy, Alexander realises he won't get the answers he needs, and instead, he's walked into a trap and given an impossible choice; the Orphanage must decide if Alexander has turned on them.