Delve into Anthony Price’s *Sion Crossing*, a Cold War thriller brimming with espionage, psychological tension, and historical intrigue. Set in the evocative Sion plantation of Georgia, the novel follows British intelligence agent Oliver Latimer’s deployment to the American South. Tasked with a mission that quickly spirals out of control, Latimer confronts his own limitations as he witnesses the field brilliance of his rival, David Audley. More than just a spy story, *Sion Crossing* explores the complex relationship between Latimer and Audley, delving into themes of professional jealousy, personal inadequacy, and the shifting sands of loyalty within the intelligence community. Drawing comparisons to the works of John le Carr, Price masterfully crafts a narrative rich in atmosphere and historical detail, reflecting his deep knowledge of intelligence operations. This Grafton Books New Edition paperback, published in 1985, offers a compelling blend of suspense, mystery, and character-driven drama, perfect for fans of Cold War thrillers and espionage fiction. Expect twists, betrayals, and a chilling glimpse into the world of spies where trust is a dangerous commodity.