What convinces a Nazi spy switch sides? For some it's a deeply held opposition to the murderous ideology of the Third Reich. Sometimes it's a love of money, adventure, or an affinity with Britain. But for others, the reason is simple: to save their own skin. One of those is Agent Tate, a man who never renounces his Nazi beliefs.

Italy, 1945. Karl Wolff of the SS is looking for a way to save his skin. In his desperation he turns to Allen Dulles and the American OSS. Wolff's bargaining chip? The surrender of German forces in Italy. The price? Escape from the hangman's noose. Is it a price worth paying? And what will Joseph Stalin say when he finds out his allies are talking to the Nazis?