Henry Locke survived the crash. He's starting to wish he hadn't.

December 1937. Montréal.

When Henry wakes in a hospital bed-injured, drugged, and missing five days-nothing feels right. The questions are too careful. The staff too attentive. And somewhere in the city, someone is already hunting the survivors.

Investigative journalist Ellie Barclay never had the luxury of confusion. After months tracking fascist sympathizers at the highest levels of Canadian power, she was days from exposing everything-until a plane fell out of the sky and buried the story with it.

Now the crash is sealed. The witnesses are disappearing. A killer in a suit is closing in on anyone who knows what was on that plane. With Locke nowhere to be found, Ellie is forced into a race she didn't choose-with a friend she can't protect, and a briefcase full of secrets she was never meant to carry.

Because this was never just a plane crash.

It's infiltration. It's preparation. And whoever is behind it has been patient, organized, and inside the walls for a very long time.

As Henry and Ellie fight to survive long enough to understand what they've uncovered, the city around them begins to fracture-and the institutions they thought would hold the line are already compromised.

The war hasn't started. But the people who want it aren't waiting anymore.

A gripping noir thriller of espionage, paranoia, and survival, Under the Eagle's Gaze expands the world of Beneath the Eagle's Shadow-where the system is already compromised, and the enemy is already inside.