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Title: A spy's spy
Review: The Berlin Ending was written by, not just a spy, but America's top spy. The author was not only directly involved in Watergate, but also planned the Bay of Pigs invasion, and was rumoured to be directly involved in the plot to assassinate Kennedy. What I'm getting at here is that the man knew first hand what he was writing about, because he'd done it, for years.The plot twists and turns from start to finish. The characters seem as if they were pulled out of real life.No stereotypes, no predictability. Even the ending is surprising.The book visits several cities across the world, all with seemingly intimate knowledge.That's all I'm going to say. It's not much, as reviews go. But the book is a good read.
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