Drina: The Spy Who Made Love Twice

Summary

Drina skips foreplay when she seduces traitors. Rather, she specializes in afterplay: deporting them to a not-so-perfect island in the Mediterranean. 

All goes well for this Gypsy spy until Carlo walks into her honey trap. She loses her heart to the man twenty years her junior. 

Carlo is one of three young adults who roam the region in search of fathers they have never known. When he meets one of them, a girl, there is an instant spark. Together they search the archives of the secret service — and discover the cruel truth behind the island of shame, Goli Otok. 

Exposed as a spy among friends, Drina knows that all traces lead to her. She embarks on a quest for redemption, risking the wrath of her vicious boss.

Drina, The Spy Who Made Love Twice, is a gripping tale of betrayals and seduction. Inspired by true events, its multiple love stories unfold against the backdrop of violence and repression in post-WW2 Europe.

Packed with romance and action, this historical spy novel takes the reader from the dustiest corners of Tito’s Yugoslavia and Greece to the vineyards of Provence and the white cliffs of southern England.