The Cover of War: A Psychological Spy Thriller

Saigon 1967: Amai is a seductress caught between sides.

Her world of lies teeters on a knife edge. Driven by guilt to stop the secret Tet attacks, Amai desperately seeks to escape Saigon's underworld with her lover, Danny - before he learns her sordid truth.

But Saigon has other plans - for what lurks beneath the cover of war will have them marked for death by Military Intelligence, the Phoenix Program, and a sinister global power.

Trapped in Saigon and tangled in a ruthless web of international espionage, Amai must call on all of her talents to survive, as all competitors enter a twisted dance that will ultimately decide the fate their fiery love affair, the outcome of the Vietnam War - and forever alter the balance of global power.

"Historically accurate and written in the third-person, Stone pulls you into the boiling Saigon underworld, on the eve of the Tet Offensive - where the war's outcome lies in the hands of a beautiful spy, caught in something infinitely more lethal than the sordid triangle of deceit in which she operates." The Oxford Observer

"This is a must read for fans of Follett, Furst, Forsyth, Ludlum, Higgins, & Silva. It is also a must read for those wishing to understand the Vietnam War's function in the global conspiracy. An intense psychological thriller, the Cover of War will lock you in its grip until the last page. This story has something for all thriller fans, political, psychological, historical, espionage, and suspense."