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Code of Betrayal

(2026)
(A book in the Spectrum series)
A novel by

 
 
A phone call at 4:42 AM. A voice he hasn't heard in twenty-five years. Eight people already dead. Richie Tone is autistic. His mind never stops looking for connections — the same neurology that made the Air Force Academy an exercise in survival made him one of the best cybersecurity analysts in Southeast Asia. Then a former classmate lands in Singapore with a laptop full of secret recordings and a kill team forty minutes behind him. The recordings reveal a conspiracy run by their fellow graduates — a defense contractor that has stolen billions in Pentagon contracts and murdered eight people to keep it hidden. Now the evidence exists on a single laptop, the man who made the recordings is falling apart, and Richie is the only person alive who can turn evidence into a case. From Singapore to Washington, from Krav Maga street fights to Senate testimony, he follows the truth into the heart of a brotherhood that weaponized the honor code — hunted by a professional killer whose eight murders have never been detected. Until now. From an author who is both an Air Force Academy graduate and autistic, Code of Betrayal is a military conspiracy thriller about the corruption of honor, the price of silence, and the mind that sees what everyone else misses.The fourth standalone novel in The Spectrum Series thriller thematic series of books.


Genre: Thriller

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