L'espion qui trahissait ses amis (IX.HORS COLLECT)

The book delves deeply into the friendships and betrayals that defined his espionage career. I'm curious whether this angle was planned from the start or evolved during research.

The way Philby's relationships are portrayed made me wonder how much trust can be rebuilt after such a betrayal. Did others find the moral ambiguity unsettling or fascinating?

Ben Macintyre has a knack for weaving history and storytelling, but I wonder how much of this is grounded in concrete evidence versus creative reconstruction.