The Defector's Heart
A Cold War Espionage Thriller
Eleanor has spent years living a lie as a KGB sleeper agent. When betrayal leaves her marked for death, she makes an unthinkable choice — defect to the United States. A KGB defector. An FBI agent. And a betrayal that could destroy them both.
"A KGB defector. An FBI agent. And a betrayal that could destroy them both."
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About the Book
Washington D.C., 1983. The Cold War is at its most dangerous — and Eleanor Vasilieva has been living inside it for seven years.
As a KGB sleeper agent embedded in the State Department, Eleanor has passed intelligence that shaped the course of history. She has never questioned her mission. She has never allowed herself to feel anything that might compromise it.
Until the night she discovers that Moscow has decided she's become a liability. That the handler she trusted has been feeding her to the Americans. That the mission she sacrificed everything for was never what she was told it was.
With nowhere to run and a kill order already issued, Eleanor makes the only choice left: she walks into the FBI field office and asks to speak to someone in charge.
Agent Daniel Reeves has spent his career hunting people exactly like Eleanor. He knows every trick, every manipulation, every way a trained operative can turn an interrogation into an asset. He doesn't trust her. He shouldn't.
But the intelligence she's carrying is real. And the threat she's describing — a mole inside the CIA, placed there by the same handler who burned her — is something neither of them can afford to ignore.
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