Danger #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology of spy and espionage stories featuring "Beautiful but Deadly," in which an agent named Tony pursues a dangerous operative through an airport and eventual confrontation, uncovering a plot involving stolen military plans delivered via unconventional means; and "Trapped by the Reds!," a Cold War espionage tale involving a photographer and encoded messages where an American spy must escape from Russian-held territory after being compromised during a covert operation involving a downed plane.
Van Langley is handed the toughest assignment of his career: find the traitor leaking vital secrets from his department before the intelligence reaches enemy hands and costs lives. But when evidence of his own involvement in the breach surfaces, Van must confront a terrifying possibility—that he himself may be the spy, driven by forces hidden even from his own mind.
Federal secret agent Hendrix faces his toughest case yet when a Soviet operative named Demov proves impossible to catch through conventional surveillance—every communication channel is locked down, and the leak of American troop movements remains maddeningly hidden. While investigating Building 19, Hendrix spots an alluring woman named Cecile sunbathing on the roof, and a chance observation sparks a realization that could unravel the entire spy network's method. It's a race against time to stop an operation far more ingenious than anyone suspected.
Secret agent Beeze parachutes into Russian-held Latvia posing as an amateur bird photographer, tasked with locating and photographing a downed American B-29 bomber to prove it was unarmed—and expose Soviet propaganda. Under cover of darkness, he navigates past Russian patrols and guards to reach the crashed plane on a frozen lake, but his flashbulb photographs quickly draw enemy attention. Now Beeze must talk his way past a suspicious Soviet major who's begun to see through his bird-watching cover story.
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