Recruitment

Amid escalating tensions between Iran and the US, the world teeters on the brink of a devastating conflict. In Poland, the authoritarian Bolecki has been reinstated as prime minister, leading to the disbandment of the Section and the initiation of legal proceedings against Roman Leski.

In this volatile landscape, Dima receives a game-changing revelation from Russia, igniting a spark of urgency in Konrad Wolski and Sara Korskaya. The erstwhile Q Division and the now-defunct Section join forces, alongside the return of Jagan, to confront the looming crisis.

As the international situation deteriorates by the day, a race against time ensues.

The writer warns readers that "Recruitment" is not an optimistic tale but rather a reflection of the socio-political atmosphere infused with the author's personal frustrations, disappointments, sadness, and rage. Drawing inspiration from real-life experiences, the novel encapsulates the essence of intelligence operations, where the acquisition of spies is the key to gathering crucial, classified intelligence on enemy activities.

These insights are drawn from an interview with Vincent V. Severski conducted for the book blog "Zupełnie Inna Opowieść."