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Brigitte En Acción
Brigitte en Acción (Brigitte in Action) This Spanish-language spy pulp serial, authored by Lou Carrigan (1966), features Brigitte Montfort, a beautiful American CIA spy operative described as the Soviet equivalent of their own agent. Summoned to Niagara Falls by Inspector Pitzer, Brigitte receives her assignment via hidden radio: travel to Trent River, Canada, to surveil two escaped Russian agents—Carson Bowles and Dale Parks—supposedly awaiting extraction at the Canada Hotel. The mission's true complication emerges when Pitzer reveals Marya Fekova, a rival Soviet spy responsible for three agent deaths across Europe (Paris, Ankara, Budapest), is orchestrating the escape network through Ottawa. Brigitte must track Fekova's movements, capture her if possible, eliminate her if necessary, and uncover Soviet escape routes and contacts. Her sole support agent in Trent River is an operative codenamed Simón. The narrative emphasizes espionage tradecraft, international intrigue, and cold-war ideological conflict.