Voices Under Berlin is the tale of one of the early skirmishes of the Cold War set against the backdrop of the CIA cross-sector tunnel operation in Berlin in the mid-1950s. The yarn is told from both ends of the tunnel. One end is the story of the "tunnel rats," the American soldiers who man the operation. It tells of their fight for a sense of purpose against boredom and the enemy both within and without. One of them is the target of a Russian "honey-trap" operation, but which one? Kevin, the Russian transcriber, Blackie, the blackmarketeer or Lieutenant Sheerluck, the marinet?