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An unflinching memoir of a spy during a tumultuous time and unsavory alliances Dobson recounts her recruitment training and espionage with rare selfawareness Henry R Schlesinger author of Honey Trapped

From the snowy Soviet shooting range to the heat and dust of Africa nothing is what it seems And neither is Sue Dobson

The image of South Africa in the 1980s as the golden paradise on the tip of the African continent conceals a brutal racist Apartheid regime Those who oppose it risk their lives Beauty and brutality go hand in hand

Sue Dobson a young white South African woman lives a legenda life where she pretends to conform moving easily through the echelons of the racist government in her work as a journalist whilst concealing her espionage and military training in the Soviet Union and her intelligence work for the banned African National Congress

Matters come to a head when sinister forces try to derail the Namibian independence process and Sues cover is blown during a difficult honey trap operation bringing the Cold War to Africa and leading to her desperate flight across Southern Africa with the Apartheid security police snapping at her heels