American Spy by Lauren Wilkinson

A hand holds a book on a marble surface. Book cover for American Spy by Lauren Wilkinson shows a yellow background with the silhouette of a person walking away, draping an off-color US flag on their shoulders.

Book Details

  • Date Read: February 21, 2022
  • Publication Date: February 2019
  • Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
  • Format: Physical Book
  • Page Count: 320
  • Listening Time: 10 hours 50 minutes
  • Print Publisher: Random House Trade
  • Audio Publisher: Random House Audio

American Spy Book Review

American Spy by Lauren Wilkinson a slow burn novel that blends an intelligence mystery with the protagonist’s personal reflection on her career and life.  Marie is a Black woman in the FBI, navigating a stalled-out career, when she is asked to join a task force in a Burkina Faso. 

As she befriends the new president and works towards a coup that will remove him from office, she begins to question her personal beliefs, her role in her family, and ultimately her morality.  It’s a well-executed blend of literary fiction and political fiction, set in 1986.

If you are a fan of undercover mysteries and political plotlines, this will hit the mark with a slow-paced unveiling.  Don’t go into this expecting an action plot or a tense read, though it holds attention just as well.  I was gifted this book by my husband and I’m not sure I would have selected it on my own, yet it ended up being one of my memorable reads last year. 

Content warnings: Death, Gun violence, Sexism, Racism, Emotional abuse

Leave a Reply

Discover more from One More Page Crew

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading