Secret Service Brainteasers: Do you have what it takes to be a spy

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Sinclair McKay's BLETCHLEY PARK BRAINTEASERS was the runaway quiz book bestseller of 2017, now it's time to pit your wits against the secret heroes of MI5 and MI6 and find out if YOU have what it takes to be a spy!

If you cracked the GCHQ PUZZLE BOOK and followed the ORDNANCE SURVEY PUZZLE BOOK, you MUST show off your James Bond credentials with SECRET SERVICE BRAINTEASERS ...

Whether you have linguistic flair, an instinct for technology or good old common sense, pit your wits against some of the greatest minds of our time with ingenious brainteasers including secret languages, sabotage themed brain bogglers, deadly countdowns and hidden codes.

Weaving astonishing stories of the men and women who operate from the shadows, the secret heroes and heroines of MI5 and MI6 who have faced extraordinary and terrifying challenges and a wide range of mind twisting puzzles, SECRET SERVICE BRAINTEASERS will test your mental agility to discover: Do YOU have what it takes to be a spy

Reviews

A portrait of one of the most remarkable brain factories the world has ever seen.--Max Hastings, author of The Secret War: Spies, Codes, and Guerrillas: 1939-45
A stunning plunge into the social and political complexities surrounding the men and women who broke the Enigma code. A gripping read.--Chester Nez and Judith Schiess Avila, authors of Code Talker
Praise for Sinclair McKay's The Secret Life of Codebreakers

An eloquent tribute to a quite remarkable group of men and women, whose like we will not see again.--Mail on Sunday

This very readable and competent book captures well the extraordinary atmosphere of eccentrics working hard together in almost complete secrecy.--The Guardian

Author Bio

Sinclair McKay is a bestelling author and social historian. He is the author of the Sunday Times bestseller Bletchley Park Brainteasers as well as the bestselling Secret Life of Bletchley Park, which together have sold over 400,000 copies. He has authored many other books including The Scotland Yard Puzzle Book, The Tower of London Puzzle Book and Secret Britain. He writes for the Spectator and the Telegraph and spends much of his life eyebrow-deep in dusty archives! He lives in east London.