Caza en el KGB

In early 1962, Katherina Vasilieva—an operative in the KGB’s "Illegal" program—spots a ghost in Washington D.C.’s Rock Creek Cemetery. Upon returning to her home in Georgetown, a crooked painting and the sound of gunfire confirm her suspicions: Nancy Anderson, her seemingly harmless neighbor—and the wife of a police officer—is actually a CIA agent. And the "ghost" is no ghost at all. What begins as a hunch escalates into a race against time to unmask a mole betraying the KGB. Someone is leaking information to the CIA—someone who knows Moscow’s plans all too well, someone capable of compromising the entire Soviet network in the heat of the Cold War, and, more dangerously, of upsetting the world’s fragile balance. In an era still reeling from the aftermath of World War II—a time when the memory of the atomic bomb jolts many awake in the middle of the night, drenched in cold sweat—Katherina and her partner, Will, must track down the mole before the police, the FBI, the CIA, or even the KGB itself can. As the Cuban Missile Crisis brings the world to the brink of catastrophe, the Vietnam War intensifies, and the superpowers vie for supremacy in the space race, the mafia pulls its own strings from the shadows of power. The investigation leads toward one of the darkest days in American history: November 22, 1963. In Dallas, three gunshots alter the course of a nation and shatter the hopes of an entire generation. But what if the assassination of John F. Kennedy was merely the tip of the iceberg? What if, behind this tragedy, there lies a far deeper web of espionage, power, and conspiracy?