Double Crossed

"Double Crossed" explores the lesser-known story of Christian missionaries who played a covert role in World War II espionage, blending faith with secret operations across key global religious centers. Historian Matthew Avery Sutton details how religious activists, recruited by the Office of Strategic Services, carried out daring missions, often risking their lives, driven by their spiritual convictions and loyalty to the Allied cause. The book reveals how these individuals contributed to the war effort and shaped post-war American foreign policy, offering a compelling look at the complex relationship between faith and secrecy during wartime.