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The Once and Future Spy

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By national bestselling author Robert Littell, this novel returns to print showcasing his mastery in crafting espionage tales that delve into the CIA and American history. Littell's storytelling prowess is evident, as noted by Stephen Coonts, who claims he has perfected the modern spy novel. The narrative centers on a highly classified plan within the CIA, known only to a select few. However, this secret has leaked, prompting an urgent search to trace its source before dire consequences unfold. Concurrently, an operative called "the Weeder," deeply engrossed in American history and its heroes, is engaged in another sensitive project for the agency. As the Weeder's world intersects with Washington's clandestine operations, the story confronts complex moral dilemmas against the backdrop of a patriotic ideal. The tension builds as questions of truth and belief arise, making for an extraordinarily inventive and gripping read that is both easy to dive into and hard to set aside.

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The Once and Future Spy, Robert Littell

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2004
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Titre
The Once and Future Spy
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2004
Format
souple
Pages
304
ISBN10
0142004057
ISBN13
9780142004050
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By national bestselling author Robert Littell, this novel returns to print showcasing his mastery in crafting espionage tales that delve into the CIA and American history. Littell's storytelling prowess is evident, as noted by Stephen Coonts, who claims he has perfected the modern spy novel. The narrative centers on a highly classified plan within the CIA, known only to a select few. However, this secret has leaked, prompting an urgent search to trace its source before dire consequences unfold. Concurrently, an operative called "the Weeder," deeply engrossed in American history and its heroes, is engaged in another sensitive project for the agency. As the Weeder's world intersects with Washington's clandestine operations, the story confronts complex moral dilemmas against the backdrop of a patriotic ideal. The tension builds as questions of truth and belief arise, making for an extraordinarily inventive and gripping read that is both easy to dive into and hard to set aside.