She was the perfect spy—until she wasn't.

From Intel to Iran: The Defection of Monica Witt unravels the extraordinary true story of a U.S. Air Force counterintelligence specialist who shocked the world by defecting to Iran. Trained in psychological warfare, fluent in Farsi, and entrusted with America's deepest secrets, Monica Witt once symbolized the disciplined edge of U.S. intelligence. Then, in 2013, she vanished into the shadows—only to reemerge in Tehran, denouncing her country and aiding its adversaries.

This gripping narrative traces Witt's journey from small-town Texas to the covert corridors of military intelligence, and ultimately into the heart of enemy territory. Her ideological evolution—from patriotic servicewoman to religious convert and harsh critic of U.S. foreign policy—offers a chilling insight into the psychological and moral fractures within modern espionage.

Through 28 meticulously crafted chapters, readers will explore:

With razor-sharp analysis and cinematic storytelling, this book paints a harrowing picture of ideological drift in a hyper-polarized age. Was Monica Witt a traitor, a true believer, or a pawn in a greater game?

Perfect for readers who devour true spy thrillers, geopolitical exposés, and biographies of infamous defectors, From Intel to Iran invites you to examine how faith, identity, and ideology can become weapons in the shadow war between nations.

When loyalty becomes a question of belief, the battlefield moves inside the mind.