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True Spy Stories

True Spy Stories

Espionage
Pages
139
Published
2004
Language
English

Synopsis

Collects ten stories of spies and espionage, with nine centered on Europe and one dealing with the United States. What are real spies like? Some, like the beautiful Mata Hari, are every bit as glamorous as famous fictional agents such as James Bond. But, as you'll see in this intriguing collection of spy stories, spies usually live shadowy double lives, risking imprisonment, torture and execution for a chance to change history.

Genres

Espionage

Authors

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Fergus Fleming

Fergus Fleming is a British writer and editor. A noted travel writer like his other uncle Peter Fleming, Fergus Fleming now co-runs his uncle Ian Fleming's former publishing house, Queen Anne Press. He is the author of stories of exploration and adventure such as Barrow’s Boys and a biography of his uncle, The Man With The Golden Typewriter: Ian Fleming's James Bond Letters. Source: thebookseller.com

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Theresa Dowswell

Theresa Dowswell writes books for young readers. She is the author of "Mi primera enciclopedia de animales," an illustrated book introducing children to the animal kingdom.