Moscow 5000
Amid the 1980 Moscow Olympics, a double agent is seeking to defect to the USA—and the CIA needs to take action before the KGB does. Meanwhile, Ukrainian nationalists hope to disrupt the internationally televised events with a spectacular bomb plot. Athletes from around the globe, each facing their own personal challenges, prepare for the men's 5000-meter race while agents in the shadows engage in a competition with far more at stake than a gold medal . . .
Originally published under the pseudonym David Grant
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Craig Thomas was a trailblazing British author who combined espionage, military technology, and high-stakes adventure in his gripping novels. Best known for his Kenneth Aubrey and Patrick Hydeseries, Thomas crafted complex plots filled with cutting-edge technology, Cold War intrigue, and morally ambiguous characters. His work is considered foundational in the techno-thriller genre, blending realism, suspense, and geopolitical tension. With his meticulously researched and fast-paced narratives, Thomas remains a significant figure in espionage literature.
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