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The war is silent. The casualties are real.
Ethan Cole, a principled young diplomat at the United Nations, arrives in Geneva with idealistic dreams of global peace. But behind the polished speeches and carefully orchestrated press conferences lies something far more insidious. When a secret meeting goes awry and a confidential memo ends up in his hands, Ethan uncovers the unthinkable: the so-called peace accords are merely a facade for a covert operation orchestrated by a shadow government seeking regime change through manipulation, coercion, and engineered chaos.
As whispers of a surveillance state grow louder and trusted colleagues become potential threats, Ethan is forced into a moral crossroads. Should he protect his career and remain silent-or become a whistleblower, knowing it could cost him everything?
From the cold, calculated diplomacy of Geneva, to the perilous alleys of Istanbul, and the political labyrinths of Vienna, Ethan races to expose the truth. But in a world where disinformation is policy and diplomatic immunity is a shield for corruption, the cost of honesty is dangerously high.
Haunted by ethical dilemmas, hunted by those he once trusted, and drawn into a web of betrayal, Ethan must navigate a reality where loyalty is weaponized, propaganda is truth, and forbidden knowledge can be fatal. What begins as a fight for justice turns into a battle for survival - and a reckoning with the loss of innocence.
"Shadow Diplomacy" is a pulse-pounding political thriller of espionage, conscience, and the global chessboard of power - where silence isn't peace, and peace isn't always what it seems.
