THE SPYMASTER is an electrifying novel of a remarkable man's public and private lives that is to the secret world of spydom what THE GODFATHER was to organized crime. Vivian Thomas Jefferson Prescott-son of FDR's confidant, boyhood friend of Jack Kennedy, graduate of Yale, hero of WWII-is the Spymaster! From the murder of Reinhard Heydrich to the Bay of Pigs fiasco . . . from the McCarthy witch-hunts to the defection of Kim Philby . . . from the planned assassination of Fidel Castro to the actual assassinations of the Kennedy brothers . . . Viv Prescott is at the center of them all. As Director of the CIA, he is at the center of the storm that follows Watergate, when the Agency goes out of control and threatens to eaar the country asunder . . . The Spymaster is also a man whose desire for one woman shrouds a profound and secret grief for another and whose life, like his country's, has been a torrent of surprise, betrayal, and heroic promise.

Spymaster

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Donald Freed

Thrillers & Suspense

BANTAM BOOKS

The Killing Of RFK

SPHERE

Executive Action: Assassination of a Head of State

Mark Lane

Dell

this collection contains three full-length plays: THE WHITE CROW, THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE, & HOW SHALL WE BE SAVED?

Plays By Donald Freed

Humor & Entertainment

Movies

Broadway Play Pub

Circe & Bravo

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Proscentium Pub

<p>A Black Panther revolutionary, Leon Hurley Howard, aka “Masai,” is being released from prison after serving a 20-year sentence for conspiracy to kidnap Henry Kissinger. He returns to New Haven, Connecticut, to be with Vivian Battle—his unindicted co- conspirator—a celebrated White poet who loved and continues to love him. But the FBI is surveilling them, and the lovers also face mistrust from the Black community, and, of course, the White power structure. Isolated and embattled in Vivian’s house, they struggle to deal with the terror of love and revolution in America. Every Third House is the first major novel to deal with that profound crisis of identity that began in the 1960s and whose ramifications are still shaking us, personally and politically, in 2005. The writing style of this political love story is a riveting mix of voices: personal narratives; FBI bureau-speak; diaries, love letters, and prison memories: a deep vision of the American heart in conflict with itself, from the prize-winning historian and playwright who was there and lived and wrote through the crisis.</p>

Every Third House

Romance

Penmarin Books

Agony in New Haven: The Trial of Bobby Seale, Ericka Huggins, & the Black Panther Party

Figueroa Press

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