The Tristan Betrayal

In a Time of War, One Man’s Secret Mission Could Change History

The Tristan Betrayal by Robert Ludlum is a gripping standalone thriller set against the tense backdrop of World War II. In 1940, as Nazi forces sweep across Europe, American actor and reluctant spy Stephen Metcalfe is thrust into a dangerous world of deception and betrayal.

Metcalfe, charming and well-connected, leads a glamorous life in occupied Paris. But beneath the façade lies his true role—an operative working for U.S. intelligence. When a covert mission takes him to Moscow, his orders are clear: manipulate a former lover with ties to the Kremlin into betraying her country. What follows is a harrowing journey through shifting allegiances, political intrigue, and deadly consequences.

One Move Could Alter the Fate of the World

As the stakes escalate, Metcalfe must choose between duty and conscience, risking everything to prevent a catastrophe that could change the outcome of the war. From the streets of Paris to the corridors of Soviet power, The Tristan Betrayal is vintage Ludlum—packed with international suspense, complex characters, and pulse-pounding twists.

A must-read for fans of historical espionage and high-stakes thrillers, this novel explores the price of loyalty and the dangerous game of wartime politics.