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May 12, 2021

Pitted against each other in a game of chess-like deception and intrigue, with time running out, both men must come to terms with the magnitude of what’s at stake—and what each is willing to sacrifice to win.

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Andrew Grant recommended Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies in Books (curated)

Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies

Ben Macintyre | 2013 | History & Politics

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"Double Cross—which chronicles the events and the people involved in the campaign of deception without which the D-Day invasion could not have succeeded—is a triumph of meticulous research and gifted story telling. If you have any interest in espionage in particular or twentieth century history in general, it would be a crime not to read this book."

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SHATTER THE DARKNESS TRAINING COURSES

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From www.SHATTER THE DARKNESS.NET Training courses live on line with work books and more. Messages,...

Deborah (162 KP) rated The Intrigue at Highbury: Or, Emma's Match (Mr. & Mrs. Darcy Mysteries, #5) in Books

Dec 21, 2018

Bebris really starts to hit her stride with this instalment. The first books were entertaining enough, but rereading, I see that The Intrigue at Highbury and the following book, The Deception at Lyme, really are of a higher standard, better plotted and more involving than the earlier books. I hope that when The Suspicions at Sandition is available in paperback that the standard will have been maintained.

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Twelfth Night (Propeller Shakespeare)

William Shakespeare, Edward Hall and Roger Warren

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"Twelfth Night tells a twisted tale of mistaken identity, transformation and deception. With a man...

Rian Johnson recommended F for Fake (1973) in Movies (curated)

F for Fake (1973)

1973 | Documentary

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"Poetic and oh-so-funky, Orson Welles’s filmic essay on deception has balls of experimental steel. Cobbled together in his later years of European exile, it’s both a cheeky thesis on the nature of fakery and the best example I can imagine of filmmaking as giddy, childlike play. Now if someone would only do a decent DVD of The Trial, we’d be in business. (Nudge, nudge.)"

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The Secrets We Kept

Lara Prescott

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No one looks twice at the women in the typing pool. No one knows that two of them are trading...

Garden Lakes

Jaime Clarke

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Garden Lakes, Jaime Clarke's third novel featuring Charlie Martens, finds Charlie employed as an...

Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated Triangle of Deception in Books

Apr 27, 2018

Triangle of Deception is one of those sit-on-the-edge-of-your-seat books. It’s book four of a series but it makes a wonderful standalone. I don’t want to say too much for fear of giving anything away! Fast paced, energetic, and exciting, this is one that any crime-thriller lover won’t want to miss.

**Thank you to Haggai and Bostic Communications for supplying my review copy!**