CODE NAME: BERLIN: Where Spies Go to Die - Inspired by Real-world Events

The official record was never the truth.

From the award-winning author of the Code Name series comes CODE NAME: BERLIN Where Spies Go to Die, A Cold War Thriller Inspired by Real-World Events.

Berlin, 1955. CIA informants are being erased across the city, MI6 has been compromised and the KGB is losing control of its own apparatus. And now, NATO has formed, and the Soviets have answered with the Warsaw Pact. It should be balanced, but it isn't. Someone is preparing to break it apart.

No pattern. No warning. No survivors.

The war may be over, but the men and women who fought it are still in the field, and the victors who divided the world into sectors are already losing their grip. The next war isn't being fought with armies. It's being fought with phone calls, betrayals, and people who don't exist on any payroll. With only days before Europe slips into another catastrophe, the CIA and KGB are forced into a joint operation. Sworn enemies must now work together to hunt a threat neither side can see or control. Scott Arlington was supposed to be dead, Agent Kid is forced to choose sides, and General Aleksi is running out of time to contain what he set in motion years earlier.

Time is collapsing, trust is gone, and the deeper they go, the clearer it becomes. This isn't sabotage. It's by design, because it turns out the most dangerous player in Berlin was never on any list - that is why no one saw him coming.