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Spytime

William F. Buckley

2000305 pagesabout 5–7 hours
2000
first published
  • 2000Harcourt · 305 pages · ENGISBN 9780151005130
  • 2001Blackstone Audiobooks · ENGISBN 9780786119677
  • 2002Roundhouse Publishing · 320 pagesISBN 9780156012737
  • 2001Blackstone AudiobooksISBN 9780786194186
  • 2001Blackstone Audiobooks · ENGISBN 9780786197583

"James Jesus Angleton was the master - a legend in the time of spies, the founder of U.S. counterintelligence, and a ruthless hunter of America's enemies. Spytime is a fictional account of Angleton's life, from his involvement behind the lines in World War II to the waning days of the Cold War. A stunning re-creation of perilous times, it is also a masterful revelation of an obsessed man whose name became synonymous with skullduggery and subterfuge.". "Angleton pursued his foes, real and imagined, with cool, calculating intelligence. Convinced there was a turncoat within the highest levels of government, he spared no effort to expose and capture the traitor. The result was a near victory for U.S. Intelligence - and a disaster for Angleton himself."--BOOK JACKET.

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