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The Player and The Pawn - A High-Stakes Political Thriller of Truth, Betrayal, and Redemption
A fugitive hacker. A manipulated election. A conspiracy with global consequences.
Caleb Calvarri was once a top NSA cyber operative-brilliant, loyal, and trusted. Now, he's the FBI's most wanted, framed for a cyberattack that grounded the nation's airlines and sent shockwaves through the 2028 presidential race. On the run and off the grid, Caleb uncovers a chilling plot: a shadow cabal is working behind the scenes to rewrite the Constitution-and erase anyone who stands in their way.
Kalyssa Summerwood is a rising political strategist on the campaign trail. Sharp, loyal, and guarded, she's worked hard to keep her emotions out of politics. But when she reconnects with Caleb-a man from her past now deemed a traitor-her beliefs, loyalties, and heart are put to the test.
Together, they must navigate a landscape of encrypted secrets, political puppetry, and moral gray zones. As love and faith battle fear and betrayal, the question isn't just whether they'll survive-but whether truth still matters in a world ruled by deception.
The Player and The Pawn is a smart, fast-paced political thriller layered with romance, intellectual puzzles, and spiritual depth. Perfect for fans of Dan Brown, Brad Thor, and Joel C. Rosenberg.
For readers who crave conspiracies, codes, and characters that stay with you For lovers of pulse-pounding suspense rooted in real-world stakes For anyone who's ever questioned what freedom really costs
The game is on. The truth is the prize.
But who's really pulling the strings?
