Publisher's Synopsis
Memoir of a Female Spy is the true story of how a female CIA officer, working in one of the most dangerous places in the world, Baghdad, Iraq met with a senior ISIS leader who provided critical information which led to the location of Al-Quida (AQI) leader Osama Bin-Laden in Pakistan where US Special Forces found and ultimately killed him.
What makes this story unique is that it was written by a female officer in a Muslim country. Norton was able to build a unique and strong rapport with the asset, causing him to feel comfortable enough to provide the most sensitive ISIS information in CIA history.
In this case, an ISIS leader, turned CIA asset, met with Norton on numerous occasions providing some of the most time-sensitive information about ISIS' intentions and activities in Baghdad and Iraq. The information was so critical to US national security that it drew attention from the President of the United States, George W. Bush. The asset was considered one of the CIA's most significant and important assets which led to the demise of ISIS in the region. This memoir will keep you on the edge of your seat as you learn how, why and what led to the take down of the most wanted man in the world, UBL.
