Call to Treason

Call to Treason by Jeff Rovin, published by Penguin in 2004, is a gripping narrative that delves into the world of political intrigue and espionage. In this edition, spanning 416 pages, the story follows the challenges faced by Op-Centre, which has been significantly weakened by budget cuts from the US Congress. As Paul Hood grapples with the fallout, the plot thickens with the emergence of Senator Donald Orr, who is campaigning for the presidency on a platform of extreme isolationism, raising questions about his true motives and connections to a series of murders.

Readers will find a blend of action and suspense as the narrative unfolds, revealing the complexities of political maneuvering and the shadowy world of military advisors. The intertwining fates of characters like Paul Hood and General Mike Rodgers highlight the stakes involved in both personal and national security. With themes of espionage and the challenges of a shifting political landscape, Call to Treason presents a thought-provoking exploration of loyalty and betrayal in a high-stakes environment.