At a Secret Baltic Submarine Base, a Renegade Soviet commander prepares a plan so outrageous it just might work. In the waters off of a European capital, a lone periscope appears. And waits. And in the long halls of Langley, a CIA analyst comes to a chilling realization. Of course, no one believes her. Which leaves her only one option to save the free world.

With his last four novels, Dead in the Water, Dirt, Choke, and Imperfect Strangers each hitting bestseller lists in rapid succession, Stuart Woods has become one of today's biggest names in the thriller arena. One of his greatest early works, this reissue of Deep Lie is an outstanding addition that will take its place among Woods's most breathtaking bestsellers.

"Woods is a no-nonsense, slam-bang storyteller". -- Chicago Tribune

"There is something delightfully nasty about the way Stuart Woods settles every account in his crime capers. Even more delightful is the juggling act that lasts almost to the last page, when the payoffs fall like autumn leaves". -- New York Daily News