Invisible: Parallel Spies Volume 2

by Robert Dukelow

He’s a highly decorated soldier, obsessed with doing the right thing in every circumstance. He rescues a man from a burning car. His reward? He is honored by the KGB but despised by his own military unit and the CIA. Now he wanders the streets of Germany looking like a drug-addicted homeless person. He’s not only forgotten, he is invisible.

308 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 23, 2017

About the author

Robert Dukelow worked in orchards in rural California starting at age six. He was a voracious reader and avid writer from childhood. He attended Chico State College on a California Merit Scholarship and went to graduate school at Chico State. He completed many classified training courses taught by U.S. and German intelligence agencies. He worked for thirty-three years as a U.S. Army multi-disciplined counterintelligence officer. Most of that time, he was working with NATO partners, but he also worked with the NSA, CIA, and FBI. He retired from the Pentagon in 2005. He resided over 26 years in Germany, two plus years in Hungary, plus shorter stays in The Netherlands and Afghanistan. He is native fluent in English and German. He studied many other languages. His avocations include writing, gardening, raising gamefowl, mountain hiking, cycling, photography, and teaching.
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