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A Portion for Foxes by Jane Mcllvaine McClary: The much-talked-about novel is now on our shelves. The narrative is “played out against a series of exciting scenes — a swift foxhunt across fields and fences of The Valley; a dangerous steeplechase race; a formal party that turns into a drunken and destructive rout — and full of extraordinary characters, and rich in the hunting lore of Virginia.”
The General Was a Spy by Heinz Hohne and Hermann Zolling: This is the story of General Reinhard Gehlen, “twentieth century Nazi superspy who served in turn three masters: Adolf Hitler, the CIA, and the West German Federal Republic. It is the complete and uncensored account of his rise and fall as one of the most powerful and ominous figures on the postwar international political and intelligence scene. Considered a ‘genius’ by his admirers, ‘the most dangerous^ man in Europe’ by his enemies, Gehlen is above all the professional’s professional.” □
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