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Breaking the Ring
Author: John Barron, Reader: J. Charles

The Walker Family spy ring sold American military secrets to the Soviets for 17 years. Meticulously detailing the FBI investigation which finally broke the case, this audiobook reveals how close the United States came to disaster – and how the repercussions may linger for decades. First published in 1987. "Frightening, enthralling."—Library Journal

Unabridged, 1 Playaway, History, Espionage, EP3471, 9781441833471, $64.99 This item is scheduled for release on 12/01/2009, but you may order it now for earliest possible shipment.
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Class 11
Inside The CIA's First Post-9/11 Spy Class
Author: T.J. Waters, Reader: Patrick Lawlor

More than 100 students were admitted to the CIA's Clandestine Service to become Class 11, the most elite and secretive espionage training program in the country. Immediately following September 11, this was the largest, most diverse group in the agency's history. Go behind the scenes, where the spies-in-training learned subterfuge, mastering disguises, withstanding interrogations, and crossing into hostile territory without being detected.

Unabridged, 1 Playaway, History, Espionage, EP6268, 9781608476268, $64.99
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The Detonators
The Secret Plot to Destroy America and an Epic Hunt for Justice
Author: Chad Millman, Reader: Lloyd James

Terrorism has always been with us – for proof, consider the massive, mysterious explosion in New York Harbor in 1916, on the verge of WWI. A plot of German spies, hiding in full sight in this country, it took the work of three lawyers struggling for nearly two decades to solve this mystery. A fascinating tale of espionage and an epic struggle for justice.

Unabridged, 1 Playaway, History, Espionage, EP8551, 9781606408551, $64.99
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The Irregulars
Roald Dahl and the British Spy Ring in Wartime Washington
Author: Jennet Conant, Reader: Simon Prebble

Before America entered WWII, British spies – including authors Roald Dahl and Ian Fleming – worked in Washington to weaken the American isolationist forces, encourage war against Germany, and influence U.S. policy in favor of England. A lively account of deceit, double-dealing, and moral ambiguity. "A thoroughly engrossing story, one [he] tells exceptionally well."—Publishers Weekly

Unabridged, 1 Playaway, History, Espionage, EP6298, 9781606406298, $54.99
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Spycraft
The Secret History of the CIA's Spytechs from Communism to Al Qaeda
Author: H. Keith Melton, Reader: David Drummond

An unprecedented look at the CIA's most secretive operations and the gadgets that made them possible. The former director of the CIA's Office of Technical Service teams up with an internationally renowned intelligence historian to show thetechnical and human story of how the CIA carries out its missions.

Unabridged, 1 Playaway, History, Espionage, EP8766, 9781606408766, $89.99
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The Terrorist Watch
Inside the Desperate Race to Stop the Next Attack
Author: Ronald Kessler, Reader: Alan Sklar

They're still aiming at us. Drawing on unprecedented access to FBI and CIA counterterrorism operatives, this award-winning journalist presents the chilling story of terrorists' relentless efforts to attack the U.S. again, and of the efforts being made to stop those plots. The result: our intelligence agencies have reinvented themselves to thwart terrorist activity. "Sklar offers a poignant and gripping reading through his terse, firm delivery... [His] gritty tone brings an urgency to the book."—AudioFile

Unabridged, 1 Playaway, History, Espionage, EP9691, 9781605149691, $54.99
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