Explore the intricate relationship between intelligence agencies and government policy in democratic nations with ‘Spies and their Masters.’ This compelling book delves into the historical evolution and operational paradoxes of intelligence services, examining pivotal organizations like Britain’s intelligence apparatus, the FBI’s transformation, and the establishment of the CIA. Uncover how democracies grapple with subversion and the vital role intelligence plays in safeguarding national interests. Perfect for students of political science, history, and international relations, this insightful analysis offers a unique perspective on the unseen forces shaping democratic governance. Add this essential read to your collection at The Bookish Owl.