by Vicente Vallés · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467075083
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In 'Operation Kazan', Vicente Vallés immerses us in an espionage plot that spans a century, from the Russian Revolution to the American elections of the 21st century. The novel presents an intrigue where the Soviet intelligence services design a daring plan involving a child born in New York in 1922, whose destiny will change the course of history. Through characters such as Teresa Fuentes of the Spanish CNI and Pablo Perkins of the CIA, Vallés explores themes of espionage, cold war and Russian interference in Western democracies, all framed in a story that could be more real than we imagine.
