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His new book is Agents of Influence: A British Campaign, a Canadian Spy, and the Secret Plot to Bring America into World War II.
At the Guardian, Hemming tagged ten top books about fake news, including:
Restless by William Boyd (2006)Read about the other entries on the list.
Our narrator, Ruth, learns that her mother is not everything she seems. Via a stream of flashbacks we learn about her time working for “British Security Coordination”, the cover name used for the real British influence campaign in 1941. This is not so much a spy thriller as a novel about spies, that is thrilling as well as taut, emotionally rich, brilliantly researched and ultimately a powerful examination of the burden of espionage.
Restless is among Samuel Muston's ten best spy novels.
--Marshal Zeringue