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Discover the gripping narrative of *The Looking Glass War*, a captivating Cold War thriller by the acclaimed author John le Carré. This B-format paperback edition, published by Penguin UK in 2011, brings to life the intricate world of espionage and political intrigue. Set against the backdrop of a divided Europe, the story follows the Department, once a formidable intelligence agency, now struggling to preserve its relevance in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape. When rumors surface about a missile base near the West German border, the Department seizes the opportunity to reestablish its significance. As tensions escalate, deactivated agent Fred Leiser, equipped with only his fading memories from the war, is dispatched into the enigmatic realm of East Germany. This thrilling tale of loyalty, fear, and betrayal captures the essence of the Cold War while exploring the complexities of espionage. With 288 pages of meticulous storytelling, *The Looking Glass War* engages readers with its vivid characterizations and tense plot twists, appealing to fans of intelligence novels and historical fiction alike. Dive into this masterful work that illustrates not only the outer conflicts of the era but also the internal struggles of those who navigate its treacherous waters. Perfect for book clubs and enthusiasts of spy literature, order your brand-new copy today and immerse yourself in the shadowy world where every whisper counts and the stakes are dangerously high.