The Rogue Diplomat Kindle Edition

He was pronounced dead. Now he’s coming back to change everything.The Rogue Diplomat – an edge-of-your-seat thriller of intrigue, loyalty, and the cost of truth in a world founded on lies.When U.S. diplomat Lucien Kassim is assassinated under mysterious circumstances in Rabat, the world moves on – except for one woman who refuses to accept that he is gone.Three years later, CIA analyst Ava Ramirez discovers an encrypted document bearing Kassim’s signature and sets in motion a global chain reaction of betrayals, assassinations and a race to find the truth behind Project MERIDIAN – a secret treaty so powerful it could destabilize the entire planet.From the shadowy back alleys of Vienna to the frenzied bazaars of Casablanca, Ava finds herself in the crosshairs of an international conspiracy of espionage, deception, and political intrigue, where old allies become enemies, and governments will stop at nothing to silence those who get too close to the truth.And Kassim isn’t the man she once knew – and what he is hiding may set the world aflame…Dr S. K. Mansaray to whom I am so grateful for proofreading the manuscript has this to say….” The Rogue Diplomat is a thriller that forges connections between the fictional world and the real-world world’s political and diplomatic intrigues. This piece of writing is a practical demonstration of a mastery of linguistics and diplomacy in a delightful way. It provides an uncanny insight into the world of secrets and the dark alleys of the current world of diplomatic deceptions and betrayals. It’s an interplay between the ideas of trust and betrayals which are so well knitted and so interwoven that readers find themselves highly educated on the need to judge any situation on a given set of situations before leaping to conclusion about any situation. The mixture of characters and the assembling of the scenes within which the story unfolds leaves the reader with a breath-taking curiosity which warrants a continuous page-turning experience. It is full of suspense which prick the urge of uncertainty, and which makes the readers keep on turning from the first page to the last. It is a work of art and shows the sign of an imagery of digital age of writing skills and is quite educative and provides a different angle on diplomacy which makes the reader to ponder over the principle of ‘no permanent enemies but permanent interests. It is worth reading and not reading once but twice and more often…” Read more