I left the room and went into the restrooms. Hidden inside the water tank there had to be a gun packed under vacuum in a nylon bag, to be found by me in case of danger. If this was the right house and if no one found it before, luck would be on my side... No gun meant I was in great danger! I plunged my hand inside THE water and found THE gun. All was well; they did not get to it before me. Besides the poker players could there be others hidden in the house? I unpacked the gun. It was an automatic Beretta. Next to it my favorite weapon was also packed: a Japanese knife. I opened its right blade and attached it inside my arm with a plastic band. I rolled my shirt's sleeve down leaving it unbuttoned and put on my jacket. I placed the gun inside my right leg's sock. I pulled the water, wet my hair and went out... Back in the room I went directly to the man with the shiny boots. I stopped next to him, had a look at his hand, and smiled to him and he smiled back. Sod is a Mossad operative at the peak of his career. His profession requires him to travel all over the world, always highly strung and facing death and danger. This is why he remains unattached. If he ever contemplated marriage he was turned down... During one of his missions he comes across Ersen who works for Turkish Intelligence. Sod and Ersen cooperate on many dangerous missions and develop a solid friendship. This Israeli writer invites you to enter the intricate world of international intelligence agencies. Penetrating the inside working of these agencies will make you wonder whether all these were lived by Sod. Once Upon a Spy - A book which keeps its promise of adventure and excitement