Cameron Hoover

Cameron Hoover was involved in intelligence operations and analyses for more than thirty years. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Cold War and retired with the rank of Captain. Hoover spent more than a dozen years abroad on assignments in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean area.

Hoover qualified as an Arabic linguist. He has an MA in Middle East studies and taught Middle East history at the university level.

As a naval officer and as a consultant Hoover was the author of studies dealing with intelligence activities and national security objectives.

Cameron Hoover's first novel, A Zhukov Evening, was a finalist in the Thriller/Adventure category of the 2010 International Book Awards. His second novel The Legend of Bonneville Herrsch was published in April 2013.

Cameron Hoover lives in New Mexico with his wife and two Rhodesian Ridgebacks.