The Untouchable

The narrative unfolds through the perspective of Victor Maskell, an elderly former British intelligence officer and art expert, who faces disgrace after being exposed as a Russian agent. The novel delves into themes of betrayal and moral ambiguity, exploring the intricate web of espionage and personal identity. As Maskell grapples with his past and the forces behind his unmasking, the story weaves together elements of social satire and psychological depth, creating a compelling examination of loyalty and treachery.