Nir Hezroni

Nir Hezroni (born 1968 in Jerusalem) is an Israeli author, former Israeli military intelligence soldier and high-tech executive. He currently serves as the IT Global Compute Director at Verint. He is best known for his dark, psychological espionage thrillers that leverage his background in military intelligence. His first two books feature Agent 10483, a psychopathic and meticulously efficient operative.  Three Envelopes introduces this rogue agent of “The Organization” who was believed dead for a decade. The plot is driven by a mysterious notebook that reveals his past missions—some of history’s most notorious unsolved crimes—and hints at his survival and quest for vengeance. In Last Instructions, Agent 10483 attempts to dismantle the spy agency that trained him. He hunts for a hidden nuclear warhead while being pursued by multiple teams, including assassins and the psychologist who “rewired” his brain. Pressure Chamber  (2021) is a standalone psychological thriller set in Tel Aviv that intertwines a disturbing criminal case with the protagonist’s descent into her own mind. [Google/AI]

Hezroni, Nir [Agent 10483], (Three Envelopes: A Thriller [hc, Thomas Dunne Books, 2017, transl. by Steven Cohen]) 978-1250097590 [pb, Oneworld Publications, 2018] 978-1786073792

Hezroni, Nir [Agent 10483], (Last Instructions [hc, St. Martin’s Press, 2018, transl. by Steven Cohen]) 978-1250097613

Hezroni, Nir, (Pressure Chamber [pb, Legend Press, 2022, transl. by Steven Cohen]) 978-1789559033