Andrew Rosenheim

Rebels and whistleblowers: a choice of recent crime fiction

A veteran CIA officer gets involved in an anti-government movement in Bahrain, and a young British intelligence officer infiltrates a news service

Henry Porter, author of The Enigma Girl. [Credit: Emma Hardy] 
issue 07 December 2024
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