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Red Lies

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First published
2020
Pages
158

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Written by Cristelle Comby 'Red Lies' is a fast-paced standalone espionage thriller and the story is set in 1986 Moscow. Soviet spy Sofiya Litvinova, longing to skip her sexpionage missions, is claimed to Stockholm. Her honey-trap tactics go awry, and she’s fixed as KGB. The book is categorized under genres like Fiction.

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Cristelle Comby

Cristelle Comby is a Swiss writer of English-language crime and mystery fiction, best known for the Neve and Egan Cases. Red Lies continues that series with private investigators Alexandra Neve and Ashford Egan, partners whose contrasting abilities shape the way they approach deception and evidence.

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First published
2020
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
158
Language
English
Formats
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