The Infiltrators

by Norman Ohler

First published 2020

Aleksei Volkov is an infiltrator, a Soviet spy embedded deep within the ranks of the CIA. His life is a delicate balancing act, as he risks everything to feed Moscow intelligence while keeping his true identity hidden. But when a fellow agent is killed, Aleksei's carefully constructed web of lies begins to unravel. Forced to question his allegiances, he must outmaneuver ruthless KGB operatives and American handlers alike, all while the threat of exposure looms. In this high-stakes game of espionage, the lines between duty and betrayal blur, and Aleksei's only hope of survival may lie in playing both sides against the middle.

Genres: historical-fiction, 20th-century, mystery, thriller, 21st-century, espionage

Vibes: dark, fast-paced, suspenseful

Tropes: double-agent, enemies-to-lovers, high-stakes

Setting: CIA, Moscow, Soviet Union

Period: Cold War

320 pages · Hardcover · Atlantic Books

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