wolfs and lionnesses : my amator spy and hacking book in moldova resumed

a disscussion about my amator novel:The story unfolds in Moldova, where a journalist named Alexandra is investigating the disappearance of a French engineer. During her investigation, she seeks help from Theo, an ethical hacker she knows from university, to unravel the mystery. Together, they embark on a race against time to find the engineer and uncover a plot that surpasses them.
Alexandra, an ambitious journalist, is contacted by a worried mother whose son has gone missing in Moldova. Alexandra is a local freelance journalist who needs to prove herself. She travels to Moldova to investigate and calls upon Theo, a former classmate who is an ethical hacker, to help her find information. She contacts him because she needs his help but doesn't really like him. Theo, a talented but marginal ethical hacker, agrees to help Alexandra despite his initial reluctance. He's broke and has nothing better to do. He is a bit of a loner and has a fringe lifestyle despite his multiple degrees. He lives in Brest and briefly worked as a seasonal agricultural worker on a farm in France before traveling to Moldova. Theo is a complex and contradictory character, coming from a bourgeois family, he struggles to reconcile his origins with his commitment to a more just society. He is a night owl and struggles to make ends meet.
Together, Alexandra and Theo will meet a colorful cast of characters who populate Moldova, a country marked by the complexity of its history and its contradictions. Among them are Vlad, a former history student turned fixer for expats, a Swiss photographer involved in shady business, the Palestinian owner of the Valentina bar, and Radu, a young computer scientist who works at the Jumbo Hotel where the missing engineer stayed.
During their investigation, Alexandra and Theo discover that the missing engineer is involved in a case that goes beyond him. They must face many dangers and obstacles. They are followed and watched and must take precautions not to attract attention. The investigation leads them notably to the separatist region of Transnistria, a territory marked by political tensions and military presence.
Alexandra and Theo eventually find the engineer, who was being held captive by a group of pro-Russian rebels. The intervention of Moldovan special forces frees the engineer. During their adventure, Alexandra and Theo grow closer, and an attraction develops between them. Alexandra seems to enjoy the adventure and excitement of the investigation, while Theo remains more cautious.
The story ends on a positive note, with the release of the engineer and a sense of hope for the future.