Our Woman in Moscow: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Beatriz Williams

A young woman of the British Embassy in Moscow, with a passion for foreign languages and an adventurous spirit, finds herself drawn into the world of spies and intrigue. Tutored by her two bosses - a frumpy old Russian civil servant and her British counterpart, who's less than competent

Our Woman in Moscow is an epistolary novel written by Beatriz Williams. The protagonist, Natasha, is a gossip columnist for a mid-sized Russian newspaper and the book starts with her being sent to Moscow for a year to cover a trade fair. She goes on to spend the year working in various high-profile positions within Russia's press corps and social scene, including spending time as President Boris Yeltsin's personal assistant.

Our Woman in Moscow: A Novel is a novel about two married couples, whose lives are intertwined in ways they can't control, during the time of Soviet Russia. The story is told from the perspective of three women who live at different ends of the life line.

In Our Woman in Moscow, Beatriz Williams tells the story of a single-mom-turned-journalist who gets sent to Moscow while on assignment as a war correspondent. She falls in love with her husband's translator, who happens to be Russian, and they eventually find themselves in terrible danger during the Cold War.

Our Woman in Moscow by Beatriz Williams is narrated from the perspective of two different women. The first, Anna, is an American journalist living and working in Moscow. She is an outsider and has to negotiate her way through a foreign culture, while also struggling with personal issues such as family secrets and personal problems that are exacerbated by her new job.

Our Woman in Moscow is a riveting and gripping an extraordinary telling of the life of Anna, a Soviet woman who becomes a spy for the CIA. It is told from her point-of-view and as she tells her story to her son, David, the novel takes on a new dimension. The narrator, Cassandra Campbell, uses Anna’s voice to give listener just enough insight into what she was thinking while living and spying in Russia during the Cold War.