Description

On a cold January night in Munich, two American intelligence operatives are forced into an ambulance by a team of armed men—but the kidnappers soon discover they have badly underestimated their captives. When WAC technical sergeant Claudette Colbert fights back, her act of survival exposes a dangerous connection to the Soviet KGB and implicates James Cronley, the powerful Chief of Central Intelligence in Europe. As the investigation widens, American intelligence officers must navigate shifting loyalties, bureaucratic complications, and the perilous shadow war of postwar Europe. Combining authentic military detail with tense action and political intrigue, this thriller explores courage, deception, and the high cost of operating in a world where friend and enemy are rarely easy to distinguish.

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The Assassin

W. E. B. Griffin

paperback

Unknown

Published Jan 1, 1945

94 pages

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Details

First Published

1993

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Assassin by W. E. B. Griffin.

Violence
Death/Grief
War/Trauma