I enjoyed this book! It was a fun way to learn about trust and the various spy stories weave throughout made it even more enjoyable. I am glad I got a chance to read it.

This book is more than about trust - it's the biographical account of the author and other staff members over the years - not a bad thing per se but also not always that relevant. In fact, the heart of the issue on trust could probably be summarized in a long paper or very brief pamphlet...the rest is extraneous information that does provide some interesting examples but more often than not, spends so much time doing so that the reader forgets to care. This book would work better as an autobiography rather than treatise on trust.

Started with a sales pitch and consisted of the author spending most of the book telling us about how cool he was in the fbi. Once you get past all the filler, a few useful things.