Wolfgang Lotz is a big lover of champagne, a connoisseur of horses and at the same time an illegal intelligence officer for the Mossad, one of the most secretive intelligence agencies in the world. The author's revelations about his secret work and subsequent failure in Egypt became a real sensation. For four years, using bribes and bribes, he successfully got used to the elite circles of the Egyptian generals and collected intelligence information until he was arrested by local counterintelligence. In Israel, he is revered as a hero and presented as the model of a successful spy, a kind of James Bond of our time. Despite the sharpness of the plot, the book is not overloaded with either political rhetoric or special terminology and can arouse well-deserved interest among readers, who will also learn many interesting details about the intelligence community of Israel.