Trevor Barnes studied espionage and the early history of the CIA as
a student at the University of Cambridge and was a Kennedy Scholar
at Harvard. He has worked as a radio and television journalist for
the BBC and as a legal consultant, and is the author of three crime
novels. He also researched and wrote Trial at Torun, a radio play
about the trial in Poland of a secret service murder case. He lives
in London.
William Gaminara is a British actor. Among his film and television
credits are Silent Witness, MI-5, People Like Us, and Casualty. He
is also the voice of Dr. Richard Locke in the BBC radio series The
Archers.
"A highly readable account of a classic Cold War MI5 investigation.
Assiduously researched and a real page-turner."-- "Nigel West,
author of The Illegals"
"An enthralling account of one of the last great spy mysteries of
the twentieth century. I loved it."-- "John Preston, author of A
Very English Scandal"
"Fascinating and meticulous...Using all available American, British
and Russian sources, Trevor Barnes has produced a remarkable
book."-- "Harvey Klehr, co-author of Spies: The Rise and Fall of
the KGB in America"
The definitive account of the famous Portland Spies--fascinating,
detailed, and completely gripping."-- "Richard J. Aldrich, author
of GCHQ"
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