“An intriguing, speculative Cold War thriller and a seductive evocation of The Third Man.” – Paul Burke, Nudge Books “This book will haunt you from it’s opening panels. Plenty of intrigue, a killer plot, and evocative visuals. What more could you want?” – Woody Haut, LA Review of Books Winter 1948. Vienna. Debriefed by London Films, former spy turned novelist Graham Greene works on the screenplay for his next feature film, assisted by the enigmatic Elizabeth Montagu. However, Greene’s visit soon proves to be just as mysterious as his best-selling thrillers, winding through Vienna’s shadowy underground before the author finds himself in the midst of an intricate plot to unseat the government of Czechoslovakia in an event that would be remembered as The Prague Coup… Jean-Luc Fromental seamlessly merges fact and fiction in a spy thriller worthy of its protagonist, Graham Greene, who finds himself caught in a web of intrigue, espionage, and murder while writing the screenplay that would become the 1949 classic The Third Man starring Orson Welles.