The story of the most dangerous spies of the 20th century-Ursula Kuczynski is straight out of a fast-paced, nail-biting piece of fiction. Code-named Agent Sonya, Ursula Kuczynski was a German Jew, a diehard communist, a Soviet spy who stole Britain's most safeguarded secret files regarding the nuclear bomb and handed it to the Soviets. After accidentally slipping into the espionage world, Ursula couldn't resist the adrenaline rush she got in spates by living a secretive life, the thrill of constantly being on the run escaping pursuers narrowly, relishing the erotic encounters with strange, charismatic men. From baking exquisite scones to making bombs, from planning the assassination of Hitler to being called Kremlin's sex-mad KGB spy, from bearing three children from three different men to earning the sobriquet "Enid Blyton of East Germany" with her excellent penmanship, Ursula Kuczynski's life is extraordinary and fictitious. Did you know that Agent Sonya had a Bond-like lover? Here is the unofficial biographical book to know more about Ursula's extraordinary life as a KGB spy, lover, mother, and assuming one last alias as a writer.