The Rogue Envoy

4 June 2027

The Rogue Envoy opens The Gita Protocol, a contemporary trilogy in which diplomacy, corporate power, national interest and personal conscience collide.

As alliances fracture and an escalating international crisis begins to expose the fragile architecture beneath markets, governments and institutions, those entrusted with preventing catastrophe must decide not merely what can be done, but what ought to be done.

At the centre of the story lies an uncomfortable question: How does one act decisively when every available action carries consequences?

Drawing upon the ethical architecture of the Bhagavad Gītā rather than treating it as a formula or secret code, the novel explores duty without vanity, clarity before action, motive, political survival, deterrence, civilian risk and the limits of control over consequence.

A modern story of diplomacy, legitimacy and power, The Rogue Envoy begins a wider journey through manoeuvre, conflict and reconstruction — where victory may depend less upon defeating an adversary than upon understanding what must never be surrendered in order to win.

This book is preparing to take its place upon The Bookshelf.