Inside Project SCANATE: CIA's Remote Viewing Attempts
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Inside Project SCANATE: CIA's Remote Viewing Attempts
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(hello one and all, the second installment of my gay spies is finally out in the world)
The year is 1965, America and Russia are on the brink of war, and a secret organization has taken hold of the primary weapons research lab of the KGB, leaving American OPC agent Alan Gable and KGB operative Yulian Komarov running for their lives.
With Gable’s mission up in smoke, he must scramble for any shred of information leading to the rogue KGB Section 6. But in order to do so, he must masquerade as MI6 Agent Gideon Court to gain the aid of reluctant ally, Yulian Komarov. Until Yulian is taken into custody.
Agent Yulian Komarov has a choice to make: outlast the interrogation or give up the operative he knows as Gideon Court to save the ones he loves.
All the while, the clock is ticking on Alan’s safe passage out of Moscow, and the rogue Section 6’s next move...
Available for purchase on Amazon (for just 2.99). You can also find Bulletproof Spy #1, the Silver Bullet Affair, on sale for only .99 until Friday, Jan 25th.
Netflix recommendations: Hey, check out this show! In the 1960s, there was a secret space program!
Me: You have my attention.
Netflix recommendations: They launched a generation ship to another star system to start a colony in case nuclear war destroyed civilisation on Earth!
Me: Pretty cool premise, I love alternate histories.
Netflix recommendations: Now there's been a murder aboard!
Me: Conflict, awesome, can't have a good show without that.
Netflix recommendations: It threatens to reveal the TERRIFYING SECRET behind the whole mission!
Me: ... they've been on Earth the whole time, haven't they?
Netflix recommendations: THEY WERE ON EARTH THE ENTIRE TI-
Dos y Dos - Page 43
In the height of the Cold War, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for passing atomic secrets to the Soviets. Their story is a chilling blend of ideological fervor, family betrayal, and political hysteria. Declassified files later revealed a messy truth: Julius was guilty, but Ethel was a tragic pawn.
1985 - thrilling year for Cold War spies!
1985 saw two double agents exposed. KGB agent Oleg Gordievsky and US Navy officer John Walker were not what they seemed. Tony McMahon reports
1985 was a thrilling year for Cold War spies with two double agents dominating the headlines. One was a high ranking KGB spy who turned out to be working for the British. The other was a CIA agent who is still serving a life sentence today for handing information to the Russians. The 1980s was the last decade of the Cold War and for spies it was an era of intense and dangerous activity. A KGB…
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"Spitfire" Explores the Early Days of Cold War Espionage
“Spitfire” Explores the Early Days of Cold War Espionage
A year after the conclusion of World War II, Livy Nash is really bored and has become an alcoholic after the excitement of serving as an agent of the SOE in France in Spitfireby M.L. Huie. After her intoxication causes her to get turned away from the ceremony to give a posthumous medal to the colleague she had loved and who was executed by the Nazis, Livy thinks she has hit rock bottom. Then she…
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Did you know that for less than the cost of a good cup of coffee you can own TWO kick ass LGBT reads? You can get both The Silver Bullet Affair and To Live Or Die In Moscow, the first two books in the Bulletproof Spy series, for $4 on Amazon.
Its The Man From Uncle meets Hellboy, but gayer and lighter. All the Cold War action adventure, not another queer romance.