Rose for Sergei, Paperback by Kidd, K. A., Brand New, Free shipping in the US

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Item Length: 8.5 in Publisher: CreateSpace Item Height: 0.4 in Publication Year: 2014 Format: Trade Paperback Item Weight: 10.1 Oz Number of Pages: 176 Pages height: 0.4 in Author: K. Kidd Topic: Personal Memoirs Book Title: Rose for Sergei width: 5.5 in Genre: Biography & Autobiography Language: English ISBN: 9781502524911 Item Width: 5.5 in

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Rose for Sergei, Paperback by Kidd, K. A., Brand New, Free shipping in the US. “Even you could be spy,” Sergei whispered. Sergei Kourdakov jumped from a Russian trawler in 1971 and barely survived the treacherous swim to the rocky shores of Queen Charlotte Islands, Canada. He Was a Soviet Defector. Rose for Sergei, Paperback by Kidd, K. A., ISBN 1502524910, ISBN-13 9781502524911, Brand New, Free shipping in the US He Was a Soviet Defector She Worked for the . Federal Government “Do we really know what we are getting ourselves into…” Sergei Kourdakov jumped from a Russian trawler in 1971 and barely survived the treacherous swim to the rocky shores of Queen Charlotte Islands, Canada. The handsome, twenty-year-old ex-KGB naval intelligence officer had defected—leaving behind a horrific life he could no longer face. K. Kidd’s search for independence and a career with the Federal Government led her on a journey that far surpassed any expectations. A year after Sergei defected; they met at her office in Washington, DC. The immediate attraction surprised them both. “Even you could be spy,” Sergei whispered. This captivating true story chronicles K. Kidd’s real-life relationship with a man who gave up everything for freedom. In her eye-opening memoir, the author reveals a side of Sergei Kourdakov that few people ever saw. “Your story is amazing.” —Anna Whiston-Donaldson, New York Times best-selling author of Rare Bird: A Memoir of Loss and Love “Gripping read, gripping Memoir.” “Fascinating true-life Cold War Romance.” “This is a must read if you've read th, The Persecutor.” **Note: This book has been cleared for open publication by the Department of Defense’s Office of Prepublication and Security Review (DoD/OPSR).