The Virgin and the Fool
The Virgin and the Fool by Douglas Boyd is a paperback edition published by Little, Brown Book Group Limited in 1997. This novel, consisting of 566 pages, follows the story of Tom, who, seeking excitement beyond his mundane existence, is recruited by MI6. Living undercover in Moscow, he marries and starts a family, but his life takes a dramatic turn when the USSR collapses, leading to his betrayal and imprisonment as a traitor.
Readers will encounter a narrative filled with espionage and tension as Tom navigates the dangerous aftermath of his double life. The plot intensifies with the looming threat of Nosarenko’s hit team, which adds a layer of suspense to his already precarious situation. This edition presents a complex exploration of loyalty and survival within the world of espionage, making it a significant addition to the thriller genre.
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Bored with his safe life, Tom is recruited by MI6, lives in Moscow as a sleeper , marries and has a daughter. But when the USSR falls, he is sold back to Britain and is jailed as a traitor. He is also followed by Nosarenko’s deadly hit team who begin a reign of killing.
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