The Sisterhood of Spies
Vienna, November 1989. The Berlin Wall is falling, and a Polish deep-cover officer dies in a cobblestone alley with seventeen names burning in his hand. He was betrayed from inside Langley-and now Warsaw, through a channel that cannot officially exist, asks the CIA to find the traitor before the map of Eastern Europe is redrawn forever.
The answer is three women no one expects to matter. Elle Galbraith reads patterns in intercepts the way others read faces. Sophia Padgett has spent a decade learning that no institution will protect what matters. Tara Taylor can hear what people refuse to say. Together-off the books, unsanctioned, and hunted by the very agency that assembled them-they chase a leak that runs deeper and older than anyone will admit.
But the closer they come to the mole, the clearer it becomes that the deadliest threat isn't the enemy. It's the certainty of good people, the quiet arithmetic that decides which lives are worth spending, and the walls we build to survive the truth.
A taut, morally intricate spy novel about loyalty, cost, and the women who carry the secrets no one else can bear.
Some betrayals are personal. Some are institutional. The worst are both.
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