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Gray Day

Eric O'Neill

3.8 AVERAGE

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tmkutawrites's review

dark emotional informative medium-paced

Great book! Stayed up way too late reading it in one sitting. The psychological tension between O'Neill, the junior officer tasked to spy on his boss - the sketchy, irascible and magnificently traitorous master spy Robert Hanssen - is palpable. The mounting marital pressures and O'Neill's inability to talk about his work to his wife - or rather, the legal requirement to lie about it constantly - ratchets up the drama another notch. Why bother with Le Carré when you can read about the real thing?
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adventurous tense medium-paced

susannadkm's review

2.0

This book should have been half as long. It was an interesting story, but there was too much filler.
informative mysterious reflective tense fast-paced

Absolutely mind boggling how Robert Hanssen went 20 years selling the US government’s secrets to Russia without being caught! He always managed somehow to escape detection due to a series of missteps by the FBI. The author, Eric O’Neill, was the face of the operation that lead to his arrest, but it took a village. I also love learning about other cases. Fantastic read.