The Last Grandmaster

                                Four seconds in Dallas that changed the course of history 

 On  the evening of May 5th 1972, a walk-in to the Canadian Embassy in Rome  identified himself to the ambassador as a KGB agent and asked for  sanctuary with the Americans.  In exchange, he would give up perishable  information which he claimed was crucial to America’s immediate  well-being.  But his proposal came with a caveat.  He would only  surrender to a deep-cover operative known to the Soviets as Pegasus. The  deal was made and the Russian soon proved to be the highest-ranking  Soviet asset ever to turn on his masters, and what he divulged to  Pegasus in the days that followed both stunned and angered the American  to the very core of his being. The Last Grandmaster is a story that will  continue to haunt the reader long after the last sentence is read. 

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