The Hungarian

While vacationing in Greece in 1956, Lily Tassos, the hard-partying daughter of a powerful arms dealer, swaps her white Bordeaux for White Russians as she stumbles from carefree socialite to reluctant spy in this intoxicating Cold War cocktail. When her CIA-agent beau checks out permanently during their Greek getaway, our hungover heroine finds herself holding a one-way ticket to Moscow and a mysterious metal card – hardly the souvenir she had in mind. Thrust into a world where Tolstoy meets tradecraft, Lily Lily tangos with Pasha Tarkhan, a charismatic Soviet official with more layers than a Russian nesting doll. As she navigates a labyrinth of faith, betrayal, and vodka-soaked secrets, Lily must decide if she's willing to sacrifice her Dior stilettos on the altar of international intrigue. It's "Casablanca" meets "The Americans," shaken (not stirred) with a dash of divine intervention, in this thrilling tale that proves sometimes, the most dangerous weapon is a woman with nothing left to lose.