A trilogy where ISIS sleeper cells, covert war, and a love that should never have happened collide in the shadows of a burning Europe. P.B. Harry writes the line between fiction and reality until it disappears.
I am not what I write. I am what you feel while reading me.
— P.B. Harry
The Faces of the Dead Trilogy
Three books. One unending war.
A covert unit hunts terror across a Europe that never sees the war being fought for it. Then the war becomes personal — and the cost is counted in names remembered in prayer.
Book One Out Now
Doomed to Die
Faces of the Dead — I
In the shadows of Europe, a war is being fought that most people will never see. As ISIS operatives infiltrate major cities, sleeper cells wait for the order to strike.
Dov leads a highly trained Israeli covert unit tasked with eliminating these threats before chaos is unleashed. Every mission could be their last. Then he does the one thing no operative should — he falls in love. With a mysterious Arab beauty tied to the very network he is sworn to destroy.
Can love survive where hatred has ruled for generations?
The war against terror continues — but this time it becomes personal. For years Dov has lived among lies, false identities, and deadly secrets. When someone close to him is kidnapped, the conflict he fought from the shadows arrives at his own doorstep.
From the battlefields of Syria to the corridors of power, trust becomes more dangerous than any weapon.
Because some futures are stolen long before they begin.
Book Three Coming Soon
Blacktober Kaddish
Faces of the Dead — III
Some wars end. Some become personal. Dov survives — barely — but survival comes at a terrible cost. Haunted by grief, he must uncover who betrayed his country, and why.
Inspired by real events that shocked the world, the explosive conclusion of the trilogy walks the dangerous line between justice and revenge.
Because some wounds never heal. And some names are remembered in prayer.
The Man Behind the Pages
Not good versus evil. The cost of survival.
P.B. Harry is a Hungarian-born author living in Germany, known for dark, cinematic thrillers that combine raw emotion, brutal realism, and relentless suspense.
With eleven published novels and more than 50,000 copies sold in Hungary, he has built a loyal readership through stories where explosive action meets deeply human conflict.
Drawing on decades of professional experience in law enforcement, security, and armed service, his novels build authentic worlds shaped by terrorism, organized crime, violence, trauma, and the psychological cost of survival.
His stories explore loyalty, sacrifice, loss, redemption — and the choices people make when pushed beyond their limits. His greatest goal: to pull readers out of the machinery of everyday life and make them feel something real.
Authenticity, earned the hard wayWhere fiction meets reality
My Story
I was not born a writer. I was not born wealthy. And I certainly was not born extraordinary.
I was born in 1973 into a simple mining family in Hungary, then a socialist country. In my childhood, meat was not an everyday meal, and bananas were more common on television than on our table.
My parents' courage changed the course of my life. We moved to the capital, where my father served as a police officer. Honor, loyalty, and helping others became such a natural part of my upbringing that choosing a different path never truly crossed my mind.
Law enforcement became my life for many years. At the time, I had no idea that the human stories I witnessed during my service would one day find their way into my novels.
I saw hundreds of deaths. Hundreds of tragedies. Murders, violence, crime, and human lives falling apart. By the time we were called to a scene, common sense had often already left the room.
Later, I spent a year living in Detroit. I loved the city, but I never truly found my place there. After returning home, I joined the armed security service of a major international airport, where I once again felt that my work had real meaning.
Then life took another unexpected turn. My family and I moved to Germany's Black Forest to build a calmer and more predictable future. And that is when something unexpected happened — writing entered my life.
Home in the Black Forest — where the stories began.
At first, I simply shared my thoughts on social media. The audience grew faster than I ever imagined — until one day a fellow author called me and said:
“Write a book.”
My first attempts were far from perfect. But I refused to give up. After many sleepless nights, my first novel was born. Then came the second. Then the third. And the stories simply refused to leave me alone.
Since then, I have published eleven novels and sold more than 50,000 copies. Today, my books are read in at least ten countries.
I believe authenticity cannot be taught. I have witnessed human destinies. I have smelled the sweet scent of death. I have known fear — and I have learned how to master it and overcome it.
Perhaps that is why many readers feel they are not merely reading a story, but living inside it. My goal is not only to entertain — I want readers to step outside the machinery of everyday life for a while, and carry something real with them long after the final page.
From the edge of the Black Forest
Where the darkness is written.
From his home in Germany's Black Forest, P.B. Harry continues to write stories that blur the line between fiction and reality — taking readers into the darkest corners of the human experience.
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