Series
7 books by Yanush Sobchak · read in any order
Global Fault Lines is a collection of standalone geopolitical thrillers exploring the hidden pressures reshaping the modern world.
Each novel is a complete, self-contained story and can be read in any order.
From fractured alliances and political manipulation to economic warfare, military brinkmanship, strategic infrastructure, intelligence operations, and great-power rivalry, each book presents a different crisis at the point where national interests collide.
Connected by a common theme, the series explores how governments, corporations, intelligence services, and powerful individuals compete for influence in a world where borders may remain fixed, but power never does.
For readers who enjoy political intrigue, international crises, military tension, espionage, technology, and high-stakes geopolitical strategy.
Book 1
What if the most dangerous threat to a country wasn't invasion—but a proposal no one was ever meant to accept? When the President of the United States suggests Canada become the fifty-first state, Ottawa erupts, markets panic, and old political fault lines begin to crack.
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Book 2
What happens when America does not leave NATO—but makes Europe believe it might?
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Book 3
What if America could become the most powerful empire in history without conquering a single country? A geopolitical thriller about power without conquest, empire without occupation, and the moment when controlling territory becomes less important than controlling what connects it.
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Book 4
When an empire dies, everyone wants a piece. The Russian President dies at 2:35 a.m. — nine minutes later a genuine presidential order enters the secure command network, and Moscow stops speaking with one voice.
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Book 5
China collapses in forty-eight hours. The world changes forever. When the central government falls silent, ten new powers rise from the ashes of the world's largest state. Financial centers become sovereign states, military regions redraw borders, and the balance of global power changes overnight. Shattered Dragon is a geopolitical thriller exploring the consequences of China's fragmentation and the emergence of ten competing successor states.
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Book 6
What if a country could be taken without a single soldier crossing the border? Greenland is moving toward independence. Chinese investment has transformed the island — new mines, ports, housing, jobs, schools and infrastructure. But investigator Ivalu Lennert begins following a trail of suspicious payments, and in Washington CIA analyst Owen Barrett notices Greenland’s population is changing faster than anyone expected.
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Book 7
When commercial aircraft and ships begin reporting impossible positions over the Baltic, NATO blames Russian electronic warfare. But the raw intelligence is genuine — and someone is changing how strongly the government believes it.
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