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Mission Thaw
Mission Thaw | Kay Sparling
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Mission Thaw
Mission Thaw | Kay Sparling
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Mission Thaw
Mission Thaw | Kay Sparling
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Mission Thaw
Mission Thaw | Kay Sparling
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Mission THAW is a Cold War feminist spy thriller based on true facts. It is set in the last two and a half years of the Cold War. The protagonist, a CIA agent, is unique not only because she is a woman, but also because her cover is an opera singer.
www.kaysparlingbooks.com
#spy #coldwar #books #espionage #thriller #thrillerbook #breaktheglassceiling #cia #international #opera #singer #kgb #femaleauthors #spynovel #patriot #americanhero

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LeslieO
The Helsinki Affair | Anna Pitoniak
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kelli7990
The Helsinki Affair | Anna Pitoniak
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Bailedbailed

Here‘s my review.

#hailthebail

Texreader It looks good to me. I may check it out, carefully. I‘m not a fan of slow books. 5mo
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kelli7990
The Helsinki Affair | Anna Pitoniak
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I‘m only reading this book. Simon & Schuster sent me a physical ARC of this book when I was in their influencer program but I never read it. I‘m listening to it on audio right now. I‘m not enjoying this book. I don‘t think it‘s for me but I‘ll keep reading it. If I can‘t get into it then I‘ll DNF it.

#weekendreads

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kelli7990
The Helsinki Affair | Anna Pitoniak
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I started this book when I went for a walk to the park today. I just listened to the first chapter. I don‘t know what to think about this book. The weather was nice and I enjoyed my walk but I really wish I could‘ve taken my dog Toppy with me. I was planning to take her once the weather got nice again. It felt weird not having her there with me. I cried when I got home. Well at least I got to take her for a walk before she passed away.

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bookandbedandtea
The Helsinki Affair | Anna Pitoniak
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I thought June went by in an instant, but looking back on the month, it feels ages since I read these early books. Time is weird.
I can't decide what my favorite was for June. Kill For Me Kill For You is a contender. So are The Helsinki Affair, The Vacation, and The Royal Librarian. 🤔