The Tristan Betrayal

by Robert Ludlum

First published 2003

In the heart of Moscow, American ambassador Stephen Metcalfe races to find the shadowy figure known as the Dirizhor. Metcalfe's mission: convince the Dirizhor to resist a bloody Communist coup that could plunge the world into nuclear war. But Metcalfe's personal history in Russia threatens to undermine his efforts, as the loyalties of a former love are tested and the shadow of a Nazi assassin looms. With time running out, Metcalfe must navigate a web of betrayal and trust to change the course of history.

Genres: historical-fiction, adventure, mystery, action, espionage, political-thriller

Vibes: fast-paced, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, political-intrigue

Setting: Moscow, Paris, Russia, France

Period: 20th-century

521 pages · Hardcover · St. Martin's Press

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