Secret war

An essential book for understanding how espionage missions and the relationship between the CIA and the Pentagon could define American security in the coming years, Secret War tells the untold story of a shadowy campaign that blurred the lines between soldiers and spies and set a precedent for new conflicts to occur around the world. A war occasioned by the transformation—or, indeed, a sort of restoration—of the American Central Intelligence Agency. A veritable manhunt, with armed drones and targeted assassinations. Pulitzer Prize winner Mark Mazzetti meticulously describes an impressive cast of characters involved in this secret war, reconstructing dialogues and providing previously unknown details about military operations. In a world increasingly perplexed by terrorist attacks, Secret War is an essential book for understanding how espionage missions and the relationship between the CIA and the Pentagon could define American security in the coming years.