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The double game

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Dan Fesperman
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Decades after his favorite author confesses that he considered spying for the enemy during the Cold War, former journalist Bill Cage follows a trail of literary bread crumbs through Vienna, Prague, and Budapest to discover links between the author, a beautiful woman, and the CIA.
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Cold War
Cold War -- Fiction
Espionage
Espionage -- Fiction
Fathers and sons
Fathers and sons -- Fiction
Fiction
Historical Fiction
Intelligence officers
Intelligence officers -- Fiction
Journalists
Journalists -- Washington (D.C.) -- Fiction
Moles (Spies)
Moles (Spies) -- Fiction
Mystery
Spy stories
Thriller
United States. -- Central Intelligence Agency -- Fiction
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9780307700131
9780307960900
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Intelligence officers -- Fiction
Journalists -- Washington (D.C.) -- Fiction
Moles (Spies) -- Fiction
Spy stories
United States. -- Central Intelligence Agency -- Fiction
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Espionage
Fathers and sons
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Historical Fiction
Intelligence officers
Journalists
Moles (Spies)
Mystery
Thriller