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portada The Prague Affair: a Soldiers story of becoming a Spy
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
362
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3 x 13.3 x 1.9 cm
Weight
0.38 kg.
ISBN13
9781500824235

The Prague Affair: a Soldiers story of becoming a Spy

L. a. Wiggins (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

The Prague Affair: a Soldiers story of becoming a Spy - Wiggins, L. a.

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Synopsis "The Prague Affair: a Soldiers story of becoming a Spy"

An intriguing mixture of fact and fiction, The Prague Affair tells the story of a young American soldier who, at the end of his three-year stint in the army, is recruited to stay in West Germany as a spy during the height of the Cold War. Author L. A. Wiggins knows from firsthand experience what it's like to serve as a young soldier in Europe during the 1960s who falls in love with a British schoolteacher. The Prague Affair is a thrill ride grounded in real-life experiences. Follow Billy Wright onto a college campus in the Soviet-bloc city of Prague as he uses his boyish charms and quick wits to complete covert operations. When he encounters a female double agent, however, he's lured into a compromising situation that may end his career before it even begins. Can Billy learn to navigate the complex maze of city streets, the intricate web of Soviet secrets, and the dark muddle of underhand dealings in time to help important scientists and engineers defect to the United States? Or will the Stasi capture him first?

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