Igra bez pravil. Kak ia byla sekretnym agentom i kak menia predal Belyi dom - Pleim V.

On July 14, 2003, CIA secret agent Valerie Plame Wilson suddenly became famous: in the Washington Post, her full name was printed in black and white and the place of service was revealed. A high-profile scandal erupted, which was soon dubbed 'Playgate', similar to the infamous Watergate and Irangate. By a 'strange' coincidence, the leak came just a week after a high-profile article by Valerie's husband, retired diplomat Joseph Wilson, in which he criticized the George W. Bush administration for not swaying dubious means to justify a military intervention in Iraq. The scandal and the trials that followed lasted for several years. High-ranking White House officials were prosecuted and the head of the vice president's office was convicted. What trials the Wilson couple went through, how they fought a smear campaign, how they tried to get to the truth - about all this frankly, simply and piercingly writes in his book Valerie Plame Wilson.