Operation Tiefer Dorn

The third part of the series brings the existing threads together, and the conflict escalates completely. Covert operations from previous months lead to a strike against Switzerland that had been planned for a long time.

In a facility in the Berner Oberland, the government has to make decisions under extreme pressure. Soon it becomes clear that the state's protective mechanisms have long been vulnerable. Isabelle Jung has to realize that the attack was directed from within her own immediate circle.

Who has worked their way into trust, and which foreign powers are pulling the strings? Several main characters reach thresholds where duty and conscience collide. How much trust does a state still have left?