Dealing the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck

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	• The Double Agents: A Men at War Novel (Men at War) W.E.B. Griffin, William E. Butterworth IV Jove, 2008 - 480 pages view larger image
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Dealing the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck

"Wild Bill" Donovan is holding a wild card. And it is about to be played in the shadows of the war-torn battlefields of World War II, with the planned Allied invasion of the European continent being the river card.

W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV continue the Men at War series with a meticulously paced novel through a chessboard of pieces; star power, political brokers, shady spies, anonymous heroes and a race against time to uncover the truth about a deadly weapon that can bring millions to their knees and decimate armies.

With deception possible after every move or hand dealt, Griffin and Butterworth IV deliver a welcome addition to the genre of military spy thrillers.

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Double Agents

Fans of W.E.B.Griffin would welcome the story and action
in Double Agents. It is typical of the author's ability
to gain and hold the attention of the reader throughout the story. The plot is well thought out and is logical.
While reading the book one can easily imagine the action which takes place througout. The theme of the story actually took place during World War II. It tells of one of the cleverest British intelligence operations which
duped the Nazis into wrong preparations for an attack by the Allies.

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O.S.S. Agent Dick Canidy returns on another desperate mission behind enemy lines.

The O.S.S. has dispatched Dick Canidy?leading a team of operatives with questionable loyalties?on a mission to convince the Axis powers that the D-Day invasion will not take place on the beaches of Nazi-occupied France.

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