"Agent in Place" by Helen MacInnes is a Cold War thriller about a well-meaning spy whose leak ignites an international crisis, blending procedural realism with themes of idealism and espionage consequences.
Category: Spy Fiction
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My version: PaperbackGenre: Fiction, SpiesPublisher: Harper CollinsFirst published: 2019ISBN: 9780008200343Pages: 432Bought From the cover:A simple task for MI6 could cost him everything.A simple task.Successful novelist Kit Carradine has grown restless. So when British intelligence invites him to enter the secret world of espionage, he willingly takes a leap into the unknown.A global threat.Kit finds himself in … Continue reading Review: The Man Between – Charles Cumming
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Hearne looked down at the faded uniform which had once been Corlay’s, felt once more for the papers in the inside pocket. He was ready. From now on he was one step away from death…
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