Life, Death, and Espionage by Paul *******

Paul Martin joined the clandestine world of a CIA contractor and was shocked by what he discovered. Well, shocked at first. Then he got with the program. He learned how to carry out illegal field operations, conduct questionable business practices, and survive dangerous spy games, all with the approval of Section Fourteen. Who were they? They were the shadowy group that generated the cash that a certain federal agency needed to fund its black operations worldwide. You know—undermine governments we don’t like, support revolutions, fund mayhem around the world in the interest of national security. Can this possibly be how our renowned intelligence services operate? Who says it has to make sense. It’s just the way things are in the field of espionage and making the world a better place. Read Paul’s story and you decide if it’s a spy thriller or just another redacted memoir. But you didn’t hear it here. Right? And Paul Martin isn’t his real name. This conversation never happened.