A Game of Spies
A Game of Spies by John Altman is a First Edition thriller published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons on February 18, 2002. This 272-page novel is set in 1940 England and follows the story of Eva Bernhardt, a young sleeper agent who possesses vital information and finds herself pursued by German forces and other adversaries. As she navigates a perilous landscape of deception and intrigue, the narrative explores themes of trust and betrayal in a world where appearances can be misleading.
Readers will encounter a tense atmosphere as Eva is drawn into a deadly game of espionage, where every decision could be her last. The book delves into the complexities of wartime espionage, reflecting on the broader context of World War II and its impact on individuals. With elements of historical fiction intertwined with thrilling espionage, A Game of Spies offers an engaging exploration of survival and cunning in a time of conflict.
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Set in 1940 England, a gripping thriller follows a young sleeper agent named Eva Bernhardt, who has a crucial piece of information and is on the run from the Germans and other enemies, as she is plunged into a deadly game of ruse and counter-ruse, where nothing is what it seems and no one can be trusted. 30,000 first printing.
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