by Daniel Silva · Bertrand · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789722523929
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In times of war, truth is a precious commodity that must be protected with a web of lies. In the context of British counterintelligence operations, this meant finding the most unlikely agent possible: Alfred Vicary, a history professor recruited by Churchill himself to unmask a dangerous and unknown traitor. However, the Nazis also had their own undercover agent: Catherine Blake, the widow of a war hero, a hospital volunteer and Nazi spy under Hitler's direct orders, with the mission of revealing the Allies' plans for D-Day. This spy novel, set during World War II, weaves a plot of suspense and intrigue in which the characters face moral dilemmas and constant dangers.
Daniel Silva is an American journalist and author of thriller and spy novels.
