The Puppet Masters Av John Hughes-Wilson

<h2>What does it feel like to live a lie - and betray your country? A gripping history of secret intelligence</h2><p>From France¿s brilliant female impersonator and secret agent to the infamous Cambridge spy ring, John Hughes-Wilson offers a nerve-shredding insight into the work ¿ and treacheries ¿ of the spies who shaped history. From WWII¿s cryptography to Elizabeth I and the hunt for Osama bin Laden, the hidden hand of intelligence is exposed behind every critical decision.</p><p><b>Written by an ex-intelligence officer, <em>The Puppet Masters</em> lifts the veil on the role of spying and intelligence in the great events of history with thrilling clarity. Perfect for readers of Ben Macintyre. </b></p><p>¿John Hughes-Wilson has a lively pen and an eye for a good anecdote¿ an enjoyable romp through world history¿ <em>The Sunday Telegraph</em></p><p>¿A powerful book¿ there should be a well-thumbed copy of this book on every general¿s bedside table¿¿ <em>The Spectator</em></p>