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Wall of Spies
Paperback
Series: Nikita Allochka
ISBN13: 9781919378909
Publisher: Jimjam Press
Published: Dec 10 2025
Pages: 388
Weight: 0.84
Height: 0.86 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Wall of Spies is a tense Cold War spy thriller set during the fall of the Berlin Wall. When the Soviet Union begins to crumble and revolution spreads through Eastern Europe, KGB agent Nikita Allochka-known as the Black Russian-is forced to become a CIA double agent. His new mission: uncover and stop a devastating plot that could change history.
In a Stasi-controlled East Berlin where every wall has ears, loyalty is a luxury and trust can be fatal. As Nikita navigates betrayal, shifting alliances, and ghosts from his past, he must decide where his loyalties truly lie before the world on both sides of the Iron Curtain collapses.
Gripping and atmospheric, Wall of Spies is the thrilling sequel to The Soviet Comeback, praised by the Bangor Mail as a gripping debut novel and by the Bucks Press as an exhilarating Cold War thriller that explores race and acceptance. Fans of John le Carré, Charles Cumming, and Robert Harris will be captivated by Jamie Smith's taut, character-driven exploration of espionage, identity, and survival.
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