Ross Adams writes geopolitical thrillers exploring how resource scarcity, systemic pressure, and shifting power structures reshape the world. His work focuses on how small, often overlooked changes, economic, environmental, and political, can escalate into global consequences.
The Siberian Question begins the story, examining how those shifts start.
The Price of Water continues it, exploring what happens after those changes take hold.
Ross Adams writes geopolitical thrillers exploring how resource scarcity, systemic pressure, and shifting power structures reshape the world. His work focuses on how small, often overlooked changes, economic, environmental, and political, can escalate into global consequences.
The Siberian Question begins the story, examining how those shifts start.
The Price of Water continues it, exploring what happens after those changes take hold.
What happens when water becomes more valuable than oil?
The Siberian Question explores how resource scarcity begins to reshape global power. Quietly at first, then all at once. As pressure builds across economic, political, and environmental systems, small fractures begin to form. What appears stable starts to shift. And by the time those changes...
The Price of Water explores the consequences, when the pressures that once built quietly begin to reshape the world in full. Systems that once held begin to fail. Access becomes power. Stability becomes uncertain. And the cost of control becomes impossible to ignore.
Now that I've got The Price of Water and The Siberian Question out in the world,, the third book in The Hammurabi Series is underway, The Iranian Promise. Trump's war on Iran...
I am proud to announce that The Siberian Question is now available for purchase at books.by/rossadams for the paperback and at all of the usual publishing platforms for the...
I am getting very excited about the release of The Siberian Question on Monday, February 9, 2026. Right now anyone can pre-order the eBook on Amazon, GooglePlay, AppleBooks or...
I'm having my second signing part on April 19 in Camarillo, California at a dear friend's house. It will be fun to do it again. Meet folks interested in my work, read an excerpt, answer some questions and maybe sell some books. It's a taste of a full time author's life I suppose. Not bad at all if I could make it work!
This excerpt takes place after the major decisions have already been made, when actors begin to understand the limits of what they can still control.
July 18, 2030 – Moscow, The White House
Sergei could not believe how bad things had gone since the destruction of the convoy. Over the following days, news of the conflict had gone from good to grim.
"This cannot continue, Marshal," Putin snarled at his supreme commander. "The debacle over Lake Baikal and now a cyber-attack at the hands of the...
