Last Train from Berlin

by W.T. Tyler

When Frank Dudley, a longtime Agency man languishing in the twilight of his career, vanishes without a trace, a junior officer, Kevin Corkey, new to the CIA and unsure he belongs there among the policy mandarins and "black ops" cowboys, is assigned the case. Has the missing man met with foul play? Or has Dudley, a disgruntled member of the old school and the subject of polite contempt, though still a man who knows where a great many skeletons lie buried, hatched a scheme for revenge against those who have passed him by?

369 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Megan]

DNS 7/16/2021

[Al · Rating 3 out of 5]

At times I felt like I was reading a story about MI5, instead of the CIA. Rambling boring at times would not recommend.