The Imperfect Spy: The Inside Story of a Convicted Spy
For Cold War intelligence afficionados, this work competes for a space among the first two or three books on their reading list. For human intelligence specialists, it may have even a higher priority. --Army Magazine....a bizarre tale of betrayal, greed and treachery and counterintelligenceincompetence....a good read that has attracted applausefrom U.S. intelligence professionals. --Naval Institute Proceedings…the incredible biography of...one of the Soviet Unions greatestspies…Very strongly recommended for its highly intriguing contentand twisting plot. …the perfect addition to all Cold War studies collectionsfor historians, students, and non-specialist readers… --Bookwatch