The Frost Files (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798279394104)

Moscow, 1963. Captain Viktor Myshkin is a loyal officer of the KGB-on the surface. Beneath, he's a double agent smuggling secrets to the West, his life measured in dead drops, microfilm, and the frost that etches ghostly maps on his windowpane.

When a single photograph threatens to expose him, Viktor is thrust into a deadly game of cat-and-mouse that stretches from the frozen corridors of Lubyanka to the ice-choked waters of the Baltic, and finally to the wheat fields of a quiet Canadian prairie. His only allies: a woman who may be his lover or his handler, and the frost itself-silent, patient, and always watching.

The Frost Files is a masterclass in Cold War espionage: atmospheric, lyrical, and relentlessly tense. Blending the moral ambiguity of John le Carré with the poetic realism of Graham Greene, Liam Graves delivers a spy thriller where every whisper carries weight, every border is porous, and loyalty is the most dangerous illusion of all.

• Perfect for fans of The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and The Americans
• Richly detailed historical setting: Moscow, Leningrad, Helsinki, Wales, and the Canadian Arctic
• A haunting meditation on identity, exile, and the cost of silence

Trust the frost. It remembers for you.