Valerie Plame rédige un roman d'espionnage.

Valérie Plame travaillait comme agent secret pour la CIA avant que des membres de l'administration Bush ne révèle son nom. Son mari avait dénoncé les faux motifs pour entrer envahir l'Irak dans un article du New York Times. Le film Fair game raconte cet épisode. Mme Plame s'attaque maintenant à la rédaction d'un roman d'espionnage, un domaine qu'elle connaît! Pourquoi ais-je l'impression que le personnage principal lui ressemble un peu?

 "You remember Plame: the glamorous spy exposed by the Bush administration in 2003 during its feud with her husband, former ambassador Joe Wilson. The scandal caused a huge uproar, Plame and Wilson briefly became Washington’s sensational “it” couple, and Plame authored a heavily-redacted memoir, “Fair Game,” in 2007.

Now Plame, aided by veteran author Sarah Lovett, has penned a first novel: A spy thriller about Vanessa Pierson (hmm, familiar initials), a “young, blonde, lithe and nicely sexy” covert agent who appears incapable of taking orders and finds herself at the center of a deadly race to locate and eradicate an Iranian nuclear threat — which dovetails neatly into Plame’s real life as an activist on the issue of nuclear proliferation."

  http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/reliable-source/wp/2013/09/19/valerie-plame-pens-a-spy-novel-about-surprise-a-covert-cia-agent/?hpid=z4