The Web of Deception
Power, loyalty, and the blurred line between truth and treachery—Betrayed by Ross Gallen is a modern espionage thriller that cuts deep into the psychology of belief. When a secret Iranian plot threatens global stability, an ambitious young man and a disillusioned lawyer are thrust into a deadly game where morality is a luxury and trust is a weapon. Every revelation comes with a cost, and every conviction hides a darker truth.
Gallen’s storytelling moves with cinematic precision, balancing political realism with raw emotional depth. Betrayed is more than a spy story—it’s an examination of how ideals can be twisted, how faith can be exploited, and how betrayal often begins within. Gripping, intelligent, and morally charged, it’s a warning for our time.
Master of the Modern Spy Tale
Ross Gallen writes with a blend of realism and suspense that grips the intellect as much as the imagination. His characters wrestle with conscience, identity, and the fine line between heroism and hypocrisy. Betrayed is a haunting reflection on the cost of conviction and the peril of misplaced trust.
Betrayed
The truth is never what it seems.
