We Already Have a Woman We Like: My Life in the CIA

The 1960s. An era marked by tense international relations, the threat of communism, and a counter-culture ignited by figures like Timothy Leary and folk music legends. It was a different world. Especially for women. Lucy Kirk was fresh out of grad school and aspiring to big things.

All she'd heard about the mysterious CIA was that they studied little green men. Undaunted by this, and eager to have a real job with the potential for international work, she applied. Before she knew it she was part of this now notoriously strict and clandestine agency.

This insider perspective is full of clear and compelling real-life details, spanning decades and continents. But don't expect too much information to be revealed. The CIA wouldn't like that.