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► Suggest books for me > Romance between a Soviet (spy) and an American (spy) during the Cold War

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message 1: by Sophie (BlameChocolate) *on hiatus* (last edited Jan 14, 2016 12:49PM) (new)

Sophie (BlameChocolate) *on hiatus* (blamechocolate) | 94 comments It sounds really clichéd but it's fine because I've never read one :)

Anyone has any suggestions? Preferably if there's a lot of action and espionage and actual plot. Angst is great, too.

I just think the whole enemies turned lovers fascinating. Of course, a lot of tension would ensue and that's fine as well.

It doesn't have to be the main focus of the story at all.

Thank you!

P.S.: They don't have to both be spies. One of them is enough, or even none if the story is engaging enough.


message 2: by Tytti (new)

Tytti | 190 comments I have actually watched a documentary about a real life couple like that. As far as I know there isn't a book about them, though, sorry.


Sophie (BlameChocolate) *on hiatus* (blamechocolate) | 94 comments Tytti wrote: "I have actually watched a documentary about a real life couple like that. As far as I know there isn't a book about them, though, sorry."

That sounds like something I would like to watch! Will have to see if there's a book tied to it...
Thank you anyway :)


message 4: by Tytti (new)

Tytti | 190 comments I just found a trailer with English subtitles, though it does seem to be on Youtube with Russian ones. I very much doubt there is a book.

https://vimeo.com/126775294


message 5: by Lobstergirl, au gratin (new)

Lobstergirl | 44923 comments Mod
The Russia House, although the Iron Curtain is crumbling already. It was made into a movie (Sean Connery, Michelle Pfeiffer) which I didn't see.


Sophie (BlameChocolate) *on hiatus* (blamechocolate) | 94 comments Thank you both! ^^


message 7: by Teri-K (new)

Teri-K | 305 comments If they don't both have to be spies, try The Tamarind Seed by Evelyn Anthony. It's a re-release from the '70's that I enjoyed.


message 8: by ``Laurie (new)

``Laurie (laurielynette) Lobstergirl wrote: "The Russia House, although the Iron Curtain is crumbling already. It was made into a movie (Sean Connery, Michelle Pfeiffer) which I didn't see."

I loved the movie version of The Russia House and couldn't wait to read the book.


Sophie (BlameChocolate) *on hiatus* (blamechocolate) | 94 comments Teri-k wrote: "If they don't both have to be spies, try The Tamarind Seed by Evelyn Anthony. It's a re-release from the '70's that I enjoyed."

Thank you Teri-k! :)


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