Description
In wartime, truth becomes a weapon, and Winston Churchill knows exactly who to wield it. When a dangerous Nazi spy infiltrates British intelligence, Churchill recruits an unlikely hero—a mild-mannered history professor named Alfred Vicary—to uncover the traitor in their midst. But the Nazis have their own secret weapon: Catherine Blake, a beautiful widow and hospital volunteer who is actually a ruthless spy tasked with stealing the Allies' most closely guarded secret—the plans for D-Day. As Vicary closes in on the truth, he finds himself drawn into a deadly game of deception where nothing is as it seems and one wrong move could change the course of the war. Daniel Silva masterfully weaves together espionage, suspense, and the moral complexities of wartime intelligence in this gripping thriller.
Available Editions
paperback
Signet
Published May 6, 2003
544 pages
ISBN: 9780451209306
Reviews
No ratings yet. Be the first!
No written reviews yet.
Details
First Published
1996
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for The Unlikely Spy by Daniel Silva.