Eyes to Deceit

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Espionage is easy. Living with it isn't.

The Company named it Operation Ajax. MI6 labeled it Boot. History would call it a coup.

Walker calls it the beginning of the end.

1. The Company is orchestrating the overthrow of Iran's elected leader-an operation cloaked in propaganda and alliances. In Rome, Walker is stationed with Leslie, former M16 and now Company agent, and tasked to coordinate efforts between the US and UK. But when resources on the ground become a liability, Walker is forced to make a difficult decision-one that threatens to unravel what's left of his conscience.

As the coup's first attempt crumbles and Washington grows desperate, old loyalties shift. Allen Dulles wants results. Kim Roosevelt wants glory. Darbyshire feels left out. And Walker begins to suspect he's not there to help win the Cold War, but to prove he can stomach it.

From Missouri to Rome to the Catskills to Tehran, EYES TO DECEIT explores postwar American idealism-and the spies who find themselves too loyal, too late, to walk away clean.

For readers of le Carre, Furst, Kanon, and Vidich, this is espionage at its most personal-and most perilous.