The man who kept the secrets

This book provides an uncensored look at the CIA's first three decades, focusing on Richard Helms' pivotal role in the agency.

It explores the CIA's successes and failures, including intelligence gathering, covert operations, and political entanglements.

The narrative delves into key figures like Allen Dulles and James Angleton, offering a nuanced view of the CIA as an instrument of U.S.

policy.