An Ordinary Spy, by Joseph Weisberg

“On the face of things, the fictional memoir “An Ordinary Spy” is, as its title implies, a rather ordinary story, about a young man who tries to surmount adversity in a difficult profession, about which the author, a former CIA operative, actually knows something. But then in the world of espionage, nothing is as ordinary as anything we civilians encounter in the world at work or play.” Read the review at the Chicago Tribune.