The Company We Keep : A Husband-And-Wife True-Life Spy Story (Hardcover)

from kvrfan

I enjoy books about real-life spy craft, Bob Baer's memoir "See No Evil," being one of my favorites. And three-quarters of this book offer similar offers similar stories. Real spy-life is not James Bond. It can be just as dangerous, but more because the spy is working in a menacing theater of ope...

from kaulsu

The NPR interview I heard with the authors made the book seem much more interesting than it actually was. I can't recommend it to anyone else, and hope to not mistakenly forget the authors sufficiently enough to select another book of theirs!

from nbmars

I've read a couple of books by Robert Baer, and liked them very much, so I was eager to read this memoir by him and his wife about their time together in the CIA, both before and after they got together. (Robert Baer is the author of Sleeping with the Devil, The Devil We Know and See No Evil, whi...

from Hagelstein

Former CIA officers Bob and Dayna Baer tell what they can of their respective careers. Bob was mainly in the Middle East and Asia. Tajikistan, Bosnia and Syria, among other places, play a big part. He tells about several operations, of alienation from his wife and children, and their house in Fra...

from nmele

This account of how two CIA operating officers met, married and began settling into life after the CIA treats the dissolution of each of their first marriages rather offhandedly, but does make the point that the only path to true relationships is to settle in and work on maintaining them.