The Charm School
The Charm School by Nelson DeMille, published by Grand Central Publishing on July 25, 2017, is an 800-page work of fiction that delves into the world of Cold War espionage. The narrative follows a young American tourist who unwittingly becomes involved with a U.S. POW escaping from a covert operation known as “The Charm School.” This operation is designed to train American POWs to become model citizens for the KGB, aiming to infiltrate the United States undetected.
Readers will find a chilling exploration of international crime and political intrigue as the CIA launches an investigation into this alarming conspiracy. The story features a cast of characters, including an Air Force officer, an embassy liaison, and a CIA chief, who engage in a high-stakes battle against their adversaries. With themes of suspense and mystery woven throughout, this edition offers a gripping look at the complexities of espionage during a tense historical period.
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WITH NEARLY 50 MILLION BOOKS SOLD WORLDWIDE, NELSON DEMILLE IS “A TRUE MASTER.” – DAN BROWN
#1 New York Times bestselling author Nelson DeMille’s chilling, relentlessly suspenseful story of Cold War espionage in the vein of the hit FX show The Americans.
On a dark road deep inside the Russian woods at Borodino, a young American tourist picks up an unusual passenger with an explosive secret: an U.S. POW on the run from “The Charm School,” a sinister operation where American POWs teach young KBG agents how to be model U.S. citizens. Their goal? To infiltrate the United States undetected. With this horrifying conspiracy revealed, the CIA sets an investigation in motion, and three Americans–an Air Force officer, an embassy liaison, a CIA chief–pit themselves against the country’s enemies in a high-powered game of international intrigue.
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