MI6 Spy Skills for Civilians: A former British agent reveals how to live like a spy - smarter, sneakier and ready for anything

Excellent book, good examples. Very helpful.

So much fun! Red covers all the great spy topics like surveillance, information drops, and self-defense in a well-written, enjoyable-to-read format. I’ve been recommending this book to all of my friends who like spycraft.

The book is full of pictures, little notes, and tips. I gave it as gift to a 15-year old, and although they loved the book at first, they said it covers only basic topics and doesn't go in depth.Overall, its an easy read

Great read. Very happy with my order. Other books on this subject are great. This one does have a British feel as expected. Skills in this book will help you survive a dangerous world. As they say in the movies. Not witchcraft. Trade-craft.

This book shows you that spy movies don’t always get it right. It’s very informational and gives details about different things that a spy should pay attention to. It also provides some useful information for every day life as well.

This has useful information if you want to be a spy but the best part of the book is that it is easy to digest and written with some humor. I'll be referencing the tips and tricks while I watch my next thriller on Netflix!

I am a spy junkie and have almost every book related to the genre, bought this on a whim, and have already bought three for similarly inspired friends.Excellent advice, easy and fun reading style...

I'm 3/4 thru and still don't see how this relates to civilians unless you need a primer on basic spycraft for reading history or novels.Information on dead drops (dead letter box) is incomplete.Information on wresting a gun away from an attacker is so incomplete it will get you killed.Topics are short and fairly interesting.