Two Reluctant Spies is a sharp, witty espionage thriller following the misadventures of Jack Miller, an American academic with a chequered past, and Dieter von Starck, a reserved German professor. Their unlikely friendship is forged at international conferences and cemented over pints in European pubs. When the pair inadvertently overhear a suspicious conversation in a London pub, they are drawn into a web of international intrigue, human trafficking, and intelligence operations that stretches from London to Warsaw, Munich, Amsterdam, and the sun-bleached coast of Albania.
As Jack and Dieter are swept up by competing intelligence agencies, they are recruited, disavowed, and manipulated, all while remaining outsiders to the world of professional spies. Their journey is punctuated by dry humor, cultural misunderstandings, and a cast of memorable supporting characters, including the enigmatic handler Maeve, the resourceful Liri, and a Balkan bodyguard with a penchant for chaos.
The novel blends fast-paced action with satirical commentary on bureaucracy, nationalism, and the absurdities of modern espionage. Jack and Dieter’s reluctant heroism is tested as they navigate double-crosses, viral scandals, and the ever-present threat of exposure. In the end, their greatest asset is their ability to blend in, improvise, and, above all, remain friends in a world where trust is a rare commodity.
Perfect for fans of John le Carré, Mick Herron, and contemporary spy fiction with a comic edge.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Two Reluctant Spies is a sharp, witty espionage thriller following the misadventures of Jack Miller, an American academic with a chequered past, and Dieter von Starck, a reserved German professor. Their unlikely friendship is forged at international conferences and cemented over pints in European pubs. When the pair inadvertently overhear a suspicious conversation in a London pub, they are drawn into a web of international intrigue, human trafficking, and intelligence operations that stretches from London to Warsaw, Munich, Amsterdam, and the sun-bleached coast of Albania.As Jack and Dieter are swept up by competing intelligence agencies, they are recruited, disavowed, and manipulated, all while remaining outsiders to the world of professional spies. Their journey is punctuated by dry humor, cultural misunderstandings, and a cast of memorable supporting characters, including the enigmatic handler Maeve, the resourceful Liri, and a Balkan bodyguard with a penchant for chaos.The novel blends fast-paced action with satirical commentary on bureaucracy, nationalism, and the absurdities of modern espionage. Jack and Dieter's reluctant heroism is tested as they navigate double-crosses, viral scandals, and the ever-present threat of exposure. In the end, their greatest asset is their ability to blend in, improvise, and, above all, remain friends in a world where trust is a rare commodity.Perfect for fans of John le Carre, Mick Herron, and contemporary spy fiction with a comic edge. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798246773550
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