СМЕРШ ДВА ГОДА ИСКАЛ АГЕНТА У СТЕН КРЕМЛЯ, НО ПОДОЗРЕНИЕ ПАЛО СОВСЕМ НЕ ТУДА

Moscow. The last year of the war. Just steps from the Kremlin, someone regularly goes on the air, transmitting classified information to the enemy. SMERSH receives information about a mysterious agent with the call sign "Voice." The search area is known. The time of the transmissions is known. Dozens of people are under suspicion. Then hundreds. Then thousands. But each investigation ends the same way—a dead end. When a translator, fluent in German and having worked abroad before the war, appears in the case, the investigation takes a sharp turn. However, the deeper SMERSH officers delve into her past, the more new questions arise. Meanwhile, radio operators are recording strange coincidences on the air. A second signal appears. The theory of multiple agents arises. And then a suggestion is made that could upend the entire investigation: perhaps it's not just an agent on the loose who is transmitting information to the enemy, but also a person within the system itself. Who is "Voice"? Why hasn't he been caught for two years? Who is misdirecting the investigation? And why are there only hours left before the decisive broadcast? A story about SMERSH, counterintelligence, spies, intelligence networks, radio games, covert surveillance, betrayal, and the most dangerous hunt of all—the hunt for an enemy among our own.