Traitor by Stephen Coonts is a high-octane political and military thriller featuring CIA operative Tommy Carmellini and his mentor Jake Grafton. The novel kicks off when a prominent Saudi prince is assassinated in Washington, D.C., triggering fears of a deeper conspiracy that could destabilize global alliances. As Carmellini investigates, he uncovers a dangerous plot involving double agents, Islamic extremists, and a secret group of traitors embedded within the U.S. government and intelligence community.
With the Middle East on the brink and U.S. national security under threat, Carmellini must navigate a deadly maze of deception, betrayal, and shifting loyalties. As the title suggests, the story centers around the search for a traitor whose betrayal could lead to devastating consequences. Fast-paced and filled with political intrigue, Traitor blends real-world tensions with fictional espionage in a gripping tale that explores patriotism, ideology, and the price of trust in the modern world.
About The Author:
Stephen Coonts is a bestselling American author best known for his military and espionage thrillers, particularly the popular Jake Grafton and Tommy Carmellini series. Born in 1946, Coonts served as a naval aviator during the Vietnam War, an experience that deeply informs the authenticity and action in his writing. He burst onto the literary scene with his debut novel Flight of the Intruder in 1986, which became a bestseller and was later adapted into a film. Coonts is known for his gripping plots, technical precision, and ability to weave real-world geopolitical tensions into thrilling narratives. His books often explore themes of patriotism, military ethics, and national security, earning him a loyal global readership. With a background in law and aviation, Stephen Coonts brings both intellectual depth and high-octane excitement to the world of modern thrillers.
