Networking for Spies. How to Benefit from Any Acquaintance. The Woman Who Can Keep Secrets. Encrypted Heart (set of 3 books)

"Networking for Spies. How to Benefit from Any Acquaintance" Undercover operatives who have worked for many years under deep cover share their unique personal experiences in working with people. This book is designed to help readers become designers of their... own human environment and effectively use connections to achieve goals in life and business. Without aiming to turn the reader into a spy (although it may inspire some!), the authors of the book help learn to understand people and create long-term productive relationships. They will explain how to manage one’s own human "ecosystem," including: - how to strategically build a network of contacts; - how to efficiently establish and develop connections; - how to systematically raise one’s status in society; - how to quickly strengthen one’s position in a new organization; - how to create a circle of trusted friends and possibly find a partner. "The Woman Who Can Keep Secrets" The idea for this book is inspired by one of the most astonishing spy stories of the 20th century. The author Elena Vavilova, under the name Tracey Lee Ann Foley, and her husband Andrey Bezrukov, under the pseudonym Donald Howard Heathfield, worked as undercover operatives in various countries, including the USA, for nearly a quarter of a century. This family of professional spies lived in suburban Boston in inhuman tension, on the brink of constant risk, until they were betrayed one day. Just imagine what it is like to be an agent while remaining a loving wife and caring mother, going to work, taking children to school, and in the evenings—receiving encrypted messages and planning special operations. "...the defendants, known as ‘Donald Howard Heathfield’ and ‘Tracey Lee Ann Foley,’ were arrested at their residence and today stand before the federal court in Boston... The charge of conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign government without notifying the Attorney General of the United States carries a maximum penalty