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New library books

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By Anna Pitoniak, David McCloskey, Paul Vidich, Ally Carter
| The Journal Gazette Verified
These works of spy fiction are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “The Helsinki Affair” by Anna Pitoniak Given the ultimate chance to prove herself when a Russian defector walks into her post, brilliant young CIA officer Amanda Cole teams up with a fearless and legendary spy to unravel an international conspiracy – one shockingly linked to her father, a spy during the Cold War.
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For Women Waiting for Heroines in the World of Espionage ...

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By Anna Pitoniak
| The Cipher Brief Verified
BOOK REVIEW:  The Helsinki Affair By Anna Pitoniak/ Simon & Schuster Reviewed by: Karen Schaefer The Reviewer:  Cipher Brief Expert Karen Schaefer retired in 2019 after a 25-year career in the CIA’s Directorate of Operations, which included overseas assignments in Latin America, Europe and warzones in the Middle East.
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The Helsinki Affair

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By Anna Pitoniak
| Bookreporter Verified
In her latest novel, the thrilling spy story THE HELSINKI AFFAIR, Anna Pitoniak stretches our imagination. We travel not only in time, from the present back to the Cold War, but also geographically --- from Washington, DC, to Algiers, Rome, Moscow, New York and, of course, Helsinki. Over the course of this book, we follow Amanda Cole and her father Charlie, both of whom work for the CIA, as we watch and learn about the fascinating business of spycraft. The action begins on the first page.
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