The Secret Agent Honored by Trump

"The Secret Agent Honored by Trump: DS 2002's Voyage to the India Award" is a gripping spy thriller that blends international intrigue with historical parallels and personal drama. The story follows DS 2002, a French intelligence officer tasked with gathering crucial intelligence on China and Russia while posing as a law professor. As he excels in his mission, Dr. Dah Silba is nominated for a prestigious award to recognize his genuine academic contribution together with his innovative SEATO revival program, to be presented by President Trump during his visit to India in 2020. The novel explores themes of loyalty, cultural identity, the clash of global powers, and the personal sacrifices made by those who serve their countries in the shadows. With a mix of action, romance, and political commentary, this spy novel offers a unique perspective on the modern world of espionage when the interests of the West and the East clash. After Thailand legalizes cannabis, Dah Silba's reality begins to blur. A night out on the infamous Bangkok's Khao San Road leads him into a surreal, hallucinatory experience where the boundaries between dream and reality dissolve.In a vivid vision, he finds himself visiting Trump at the United States Penitentiary, Lewisburg in Pennsylvania, known for housing high-profile inmates, where the former president reflects on the illusions of power, the "Art of Crime" and the cost of ambition. Awakening the next morning with lingering questions, DS 2002 confronts the realization that his life as an agent-marked by ambition, control, and political intrigue-may have been nothing more than a waking dream.Set against a backdrop of cross-cultural encounters and altered perceptions, this story is a cautionary tale about the fragility of power and the illusions we create around it. As DS 2002 grapples with the nature of reality, he begins to wonder if we are all simply players in a vast, elusive dream, destined to awaken only when the illusion finally breaks.