The Traitor's Tale - Lawler, James C
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Ambrose Knight--a highly decorated CIA case officer, top spy recruiter, and member of The Guild--is suspected of espionage and treated as a pariah by many Agency colleagues and friends. After several months of purgatory, he's exonerated when another case officer's treachery is revealed. Embittered by the accusations and Agency racial discrimination due to his African American ethnicity, Knight volunteers to the Russian intelligence service and begins living a double life. In his dogged pursuit of a deadly mole inside of the CIA who is systematically slaughtering CIA's Russian assets, he'll risk everything for the truth.…mehr

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Ambrose Knight--a highly decorated CIA case officer, top spy recruiter, and member of The Guild--is suspected of espionage and treated as a pariah by many Agency colleagues and friends. After several months of purgatory, he's exonerated when another case officer's treachery is revealed. Embittered by the accusations and Agency racial discrimination due to his African American ethnicity, Knight volunteers to the Russian intelligence service and begins living a double life. In his dogged pursuit of a deadly mole inside of the CIA who is systematically slaughtering CIA's Russian assets, he'll risk everything for the truth.
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James Lawler serves as a national security consultant and a noted speaker on the Insider Threat in government and industry. Prior to this, Mr. Lawler served for 25 years as a CIA operations officer in various international posts and as Chief of the Counterproliferation Division's Special Activities Unit. He had five overseas assignments from 1982 to 1994 and was a specialist in the recruitment of foreign spies. As Chief of the A.Q. Khan Nuclear Takedown Team, which resulted in the disruption of the most dangerous nuclear weapons network in history, Mr. Lawler was the recipient of one of the CIA's Trailblazer Awards in 2007, marking the 60th anniversary of CIA. Mr. Lawler also received the Director's Award from Director of CIA George Tenet, the U.S. Intelligence Community's HUMINT Collector of the Year Award, and the Donovan Award from the CIA's Deputy Director of Operations. Prior to his career in intelligence, Mr. Lawler practiced law and was the president of a steel components company in Texas. He is a graduate of Rice University and the University of Texas School of Law. He is married to Ellen and has three children and seven grandsons. "The Traitor's Tale" is Mr. Lawler's third espionage novel.