USSS: Secret Service Series
Power doesn’t fall from the outside.
It corrodes from within.
USSS: Secret Service Series is a political thriller series set inside the machinery built to protect the presidency—and the people forced to make impossible decisions in silence. These stories follow agents, analysts, and operatives caught between duty and consequence, where one call, one missed detail, or one act of loyalty can redraw history.
The series begins with The Bullet Line, a lean, pressure-cooker short about a single shot and a single choice. From there, the story fractures outward—into cover-ups, internal threats, and the quiet wars no one is meant to see.
This is not hero worship.
This is proximity to power—and the cost of standing too close.
Written by Kamary Phillips · Produced by Port City Productions
Published by Audible Publishers
🔫 The Bullet Line
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Miles Long Short
About the Story
A single shot. A national scandal. A lone agent forced to make the ultimate call.
The Bullet Line is a gripping short story that rips open the silence inside the U.S. Secret Service.
It’s lean, tense, and written to hit like a bullet.
Available now as an ebook and an audiobook experience.
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👻 The Ghost Detail
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Miles Long Short
About the Story
When protection fails without a sound, someone has already erased the trail.
The Ghost Detail follows the agents you never see — the off-book assignments,
the deniable operations, and the silent cleanups that keep scandals from ever
becoming history.
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⚡ The Fault Line
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Miles Long Short
About the Story
Power doesn’t break clean — it fractures.
The Fault Line drops agents into the pressure zone between loyalty,
politics, and survival, where one wrong decision can expose everything —
or bury it forever.
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☠️ Dead Zone
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Nyra Jones Short
About the Story
A new trilogy begins—Nyra Jones takes point.
The mission is simple on paper: secure the corridor, keep the timeline clean, and don’t create optics.
Then Nyra steps into a dead zone—where cameras go blind, command goes quiet, and “protect” starts to look a lot like “hunt.”
Every move becomes a liability… and the smallest deviation can turn federal protection into a public incident.
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🎯 Kill Box
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Nyra Jones Short
About the Story
A perimeter is just a shape—until someone decides who stands inside it.
Placed under advisory review after a controversial operation, Agent Nyra Jones discovers she’s no longer being deployed.
She’s being modeled. Grids tighten. Civilian density climbs. Escalation curves are calculated in advance.
The kill box is supposed to map her obedience. Nyra has other plans—because restraint is only powerful
when you’re strong enough to pull the trigger.
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🚪 Clean Exit
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Nyra Jones Short
About the Story
Phase Four doesn’t call itself Phase Four. It calls itself optimization.
In Paris, Nyra Jones makes a removal that looks like nothing at all—and a foreign node goes dark without a single alarm.
Within hours she’s moving through Madrid and São Paulo, stripping away “legitimate” money until the architecture has nowhere left to hide.
This isn’t a mission inside the system.
It’s a clean exit from the people who built it.
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🕶️ The Blind Frame
USSS · Secret Service Series · A Miles Long & Nyra Jones Thriller
About the Story
A high-level entry point into the USSS series. The system says it was contained. The data says it was resolved.
But something doesn’t line up.
When a coordinated attack hits a high-security motorcade in Washington, the official report is clean, controlled,
and final. Case closed. Agent Nyra Jones isn’t convinced. Agent Miles Long knows better.
What they saw doesn’t match the footage. What the footage shows doesn’t match reality. And buried in a fraction
of a second—there’s something the system can’t explain.
As pressure mounts ahead of a global summit, both agents are forced to operate inside a structure that no longer
makes sense… while something unseen continues to move between the frames.
This isn’t a system failure. It’s something else. And it’s already happening again.