The New Spymasters: Inside the Modern World of Espionage from the Cold War to Global Terror - Tapa dura

A comprehensive, intelligent look at the evolving world of spies. "Kirkus Reviews"

A manual of modern espionage. Farewell George Smiley. The targets are new, the methods different, the technology hyper. Only the purpose remains - forewarning. "Frederick Forsyth, author of Day of the Jackal"

Full of revelations. There are many books on spies and spying, but few as perceptive or rigorous as this. A very enjoyable read... should be on the shelves of anyone interested in the world we live in, the threats we face, and those who are charged with keeping us safe. "Jason Burke, author of Al Qaeda and The 9/11 Wars"

I urge spymasters new and old - but more importantly those who want to understand the role of espionage - to read this remarkably accurate and detailed account of the CIA's transition from Cold War to ISIS War, from nuclear attack to hacker attack. It captures the work in progress - traditional adversaries still threaten and new ones require a national clandestine service to penetrate and defeat them. Stephen Grey nails the story in this exceptionally readable book. "John Macgaffin III, former Deputy Director for CIA Clandestine Service""

"A comprehensive, intelligent look at the evolving world of spies." --Kirkus Reviews

"A manual of modern espionage. Farewell George Smiley. The targets are new, the methods different, the technology hyper. Only the purpose remains - forewarning." --Frederick Forsyth, author of Day of the Jackal

"Full of revelations. There are many books on spies and spying, but few as perceptive or rigorous as this. A very enjoyable read... should be on the shelves of anyone interested in the world we live in, the threats we face, and those who are charged with keeping us safe." --Jason Burke, author of Al Qaeda and The 9/11 Wars

"I urge spymasters new and old - but more importantly those who want to understand the role of espionage - to read this remarkably accurate and detailed account of the CIA's transition from Cold War to ISIS War, from nuclear attack to hacker attack. It captures the work in progress - traditional adversaries still threaten and new ones require a national clandestine service to penetrate and defeat them. Stephen Grey nails the story in this exceptionally readable book." --John Macgaffin III, former Deputy Director for CIA Clandestine Service