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#### From the award-winning international investigative team at The Wall Street Journal * comes a gripping account of a spy war between the United States and Russia that turned into a merciless hostage game in which Putin held the reins. The book "Prisoner Exchange" tells an exciting story similar to a spy novel, full of revealing reports, taking you on a deep journey into a hidden war that will change your view of world politics. It is the first comprehensive account of the Kremlin's prisoner-exchange game, and the extraordinary efforts the United States made to repatriate its citizens, including Brittney Greiner, Ivan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan, Alsu Kurmasheva, and others whose arrests were invisible collateral damage in a hidden conflict. "Prisoner Exchange" reveals the history behind a series of prisoner exchanges that returned Moscow and Washington to the primitive transactional logic of the Cold War, and culminated in the largest and most complex exchange between the two rivals ever. ##### Russian Hackers On August 1, 2024, twenty-four people imprisoned in seven countries were exchanged, including eight Russian spies, smugglers and hackers, as well as a professional killer. But that historic moment was only the culmination of a secret war that lasted two decades. Investigative journalists Drew Hinshaw and Joe Parkinson are finalists for the Pulitzer Prize for their work with Gershkovich to expose Russian officials reviving a brutal tactic used by the KGB. Now they reveal the story of how the Russian government planted undercover agents in the West, ##### Putin's Game, how the CIA tracked them down, and how Russia responded by kidnapping and imprisoning American citizens on trumped-up or trumped-up charges, forcing the US government to engage in Putin's game. Exchange takes you on a tour of the Oval Office, the Kremlin, the CIA and MI6 headquarters, and the living rooms of ordinary families forced to become activists in order to bring their loved ones home.