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The Golden Rule: Sex, Drugs and Stalking Moles in Czechoslovakia begins as a Cold War spy novel before the fall of communism in 1989. It ends five years later as our heroes try to stem the rising tide of Western culture flooding the Czech Republic.Carl Hoffman and Milan are an unlikely pair: one is an American scientist, the other a Czech hockey player. Two beautiful women attract their interest. Vera is a travel guide, Carl's lover and Milan's sister. Nora is Milan's Adamite girl friend who lives her life like Eve in the Good Book.Arrayed against them are the infamous StB Czech Secret Police. They pursue Carl and Milan as they seek out the country's bountiful supply of dangerous drugs the communists planned to use against the West.

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Stephen L. W. Greene is a retired American professor of journalism with a BA from Cornell, an MA for Berkeley and a PhD from the University of London, England. He taught for many years at San Jose State University. He started out writing for Irving Wallace in the 1970s ( The People's Almanac ), worked for nearly a decade as a newspaper reporter in Northern California ( Mendocino Grapevine ) and since has completed many articles and books, including his most recent one on Southeast Asian history, ( Absolute Dreams ), a study of the Czech Republic in the mid-1990s ( Emerging from Behind the Irony Curtain ) and a satire of the Bush years ( The Swallows in the Boatyard ).

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