A fateful opportunity cover

The novelette "A fateful opportunity" that opens up my eighth book is a gripping espionage thriller, in which Boris Zinaev a C.I.A agents' operator that serves generally as a press attaché in U.S. embassies in eastern Europe, is sent to Moscow on an urgent enigmatic mission as an ordinary secret agent. He was chosen for this obscure mission due to his fluent Russian; his cover is a nostalgic visit to the county where he was born and left as small child.
On the eve of his departure he meets Ivan and Vera two SVR (Russian internal intelligence service) agents that persuade him to defect.
The entire book includes 11 additional short stories of suspense and mystery, which have been written since the beginning of 2012; and here is a glimpse of the novelette's plot:
That's how it all began… He had a meeting with a stranger at the Café Victoria at Victoria Avenue.
The stranger a tall middle aged wasp introduced himself as James, and told the astounded Boris that he is a CIA agent; he told Boris that he is offering him the best opportunity he could ever get.
Boris hesitated and preferred to think things over before deciding whether to accept the offer or not. He was twenty two yours old then, had a Master of Arts degree in international relations and a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology, he could get a job with the Canadian foreign office.
As a graduate of psychology and international relations, and a fluent speaker of Russian and French he was a rare find for any western intelligence agency. They did not reach him haphazardly; they received a full report on his background from the Canadian foreign intelligence service, as part of the cooperation between the two famous intelligence services.
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