RED TUNDRA

When the trade war turns hot, the border becomes a battlefield.

The United States delivers a crippling blow-35% tariffs that send the Canadian economy into a death spiral. Within months, the Canadian dollar collapses, food riots erupt in Montreal, and the government in Ottawa faces total collapse.

Desperate and abandoned by its allies, Prime Minister Graham Langford accepts a $150 billion bailout from Beijing. The Pacific Resource Accord offers a lifeline-but the price is steep. Ninety-nine-year leases on Canada's most strategic assets. Ports. Pipelines. Arctic mining concessions.

The Chinese come bearing contracts. But hidden inside the shipping containers is something far more dangerous.

CIA operative Frank Greer has spent his career in the shadows, protecting his country from threats no one sees coming. When he uncovers Beijing's infiltration, he realizes the truth: the Chinese aren't just buying Canadian infrastructure. They're building a signals-intelligence hub in the Yukon wilderness-a kill-switch aimed at NORAD's early-warning systems.

But by the time Washington believes him, it's too late. The Prime Minister is compromised. NATO is paralyzed. And Beijing has already embedded military assets on North American soil.

Washington issues a 72-hour ultimatum: expel the Chinese, or we will.

Canada refuses.

The invasion begins at dawn.

From the frozen ports of Prince Rupert to the corridors of power in Ottawa, RED TUNDRA is a gripping geopolitical thriller that explores the terrifying reality of economic warfare, gray-zone infiltration, and the price of sovereignty.