This gripping novel follows Anmol Batra, a war reporter who, while uncovering secrets powerful governments want hidden, finds himself drawn into a dangerous world of deception.

Set across global conflict zones like London, Beirut, Jerusalem, and the Balkans, the story explores the blurred line between journalism and espionage. As Anmol faces moral dilemmas and shifting loyalties, he must decide whether to remain an observer or become part of the story.

Inspired by real experiences, the book delves into themes of truth, propaganda, and the psychological toll of witnessing history unfold. It’s a powerful narrative about disinformation, deep-state influence, and the cost of knowing too much.

About The Author

Shyam Bhatia is an experienced foreign correspondent who has reported from major global cities including Cairo, Beirut, Jerusalem, and Washington, D.C.

He has served as the Middle East correspondent and diplomatic editor for The Observer and the U.S. correspondent for The Deccan Herald and Asia/Africa Magazine. He has received prestigious awards like the Foreign Journalist of the Year (UK) and has authored several notable books including India’s Nuclear Bomb and Bullets and Bylines.