Once Upon A Spy keeps its promise of danger and excitement while immersing the reader in the intricate world of international intelligence agencies. This story will take the reader on a journey through the perilous life of a secret agent.
 

Albert Alias Sod started out as a young independent agent for the Mossad, the Israeli Intelligence Agency. Years later, at the peak of his career, he must travel all over the world, constantly staring death in the face. Unfortunately, Sod’s profession leaves little time for personal attachments.

Throughout his travels, however, Sod develops two important relationships. On one particular mission, Sod meets Ersen, a Turkish intelligence agent, who cooperates with Sod on many dangerous missions. Through this, the two spies develop a solid friendship. Sod also falls in love with a woman named Esin, however, his career threatens both the relationship and the life of the woman he loves. 

 

About the Author



Haim Gelardin was born in Izmir, Turkey in 1936 and moved to Israel in 1949. As a child, he was educated in Kibutzesa and later, he trained in the army as an airplane technician. Currently, Gelardin lives in Tel Aviv with his wife Rezzan and he has previously published six books in Turkey.