Mercedeh B’s Reviews > The Spy in Moscow Station: A Counterspy's Hunt for a Deadly Cold War Threat > Status Update

I generally enjoy narrative nonfiction and have infact read a few brilliant engaging Russian and WW2 spy novels in the last few years that I just couldn't put down and afterwards spent hours researching the aforementioned real life characters and their legacies.... this book is not one of those! This had way too much technical jargon, along with NSA/ CIA verbage, memos and abbreviations that I just couldn't care less