Six Spies in Saranac
Six Spies in Saranac by Jack Heinz is an illustrated fiction novel published by Deeds Publishing on May 5, 2020. Set in 1964, the story begins with the discovery of a body in the Raquette River, raising questions about a potential connection to a clandestine lab at a nearby titanium mine that is developing a new fighter plane. The narrative follows Air Force officer turned undercover CIA agent Joe Boudreau as he investigates the murder alongside his girlfriend, a local teacher, amidst the backdrop of espionage and intrigue.
Readers will encounter a blend of mystery and historical elements as the plot unfolds, revealing the presence of a professional assassin trained in special operations during WWII, now working for the Soviets. The story explores themes of espionage and deception, as Boudreau seeks to uncover the truth behind the murder and the stolen intelligence. With a page count of 224, this edition invites readers into a world of suspense and investigation, set against the scenic backdrop of the Adirondacks.
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It’s 1964, and a body with a bullet hole in the forehead is found floating in the Raquette River, miles from the nearest town. Upstream, hidden at a titanium mine, a clandestine lab works on the design for a new fighter plane — a plane Moscow-based CIA assets soon discover the Soviets have intel on. Was the killing connected to the stolen data? Is there a spy in the Adirondacks?
That’s what Air Force officer turned undercover CIA agent Joe Boudreau is sent to investigate, alongside his girlfriend, a local teacher. Then a professional assassin appears on the scene. He’s English, was trained by the British for “special operations” during WWII, and is now working for the Soviets. The assassin, it turns out, does his work with a light touch and a taste for irony. Why is he there? Who was the man found in the river? Who killed him?
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