To Hunt a Spy

The Americans meets Bridge of Spies in this can't-put-down Cold War story of love and patriotism.

Caught between duty and conscience.

Moscow, 1985. The more time KGB agent Artur Gregorovich spends undercover in the Jewish community—and with the mysterious Sofia—the more he questions everything he thinks he knows about his country, his family, and himself.

Nuclear disarmament negotiations have stalled over accusations of his country's human rights violations against Jews, and Artur faces mounting pressure to catch and stop the traitors spreading anti-Soviet stories. Even if those stories happen to be true.

As his sympathy for Sofia and her family grows, Artur finds himself asking how far he’s willing to go to stop them.

To protect his country, he must do more than stop the traitors. He must hunt--and kill--a spy.

"Shuster makes the emotional life of her major characters come fully alive while she continues to ratchet up the suspense--all of this set against a vivid rendering of Moscow's material and political culture."- Philip K. Jason, Jewish Book Council

"I gobbled up "To Catch a Traitor" and found myself engrossed with the characters....I will see you back here soon for what I expect will be an equally magnificent sequel. Bravo!" - JN Reviews

Sins of a Spy

1. To Catch a Traitor
2.To Hunt a Spy
Fans of thrillers by Lee Child, Douglas Preston, Tim Tigner and Jason Kasper or Jewish historical fiction like Marie Benedict's The Only Woman in the Room will both love this edge-of-your-seat thriller for its historical accuracy, smart plotting and thrilling twists.