Search - Class 11: Inside the CIA's First Post-9/11 Spy Class

Loved it, loved it. Of course, it doesn't release any classified information about the CIA itself and it's training, but the numerous stories from the author's point-of-view give the rest of us a brief glimpse of what it takes to be an agent, the stressful training situations and the impact the career choice has on families.

Excellent story about intelligence training. Revealed some of the negative parts of CIA along with the many positive aspects. Very fast read with humorous anecdotes.

An interesting read about the CIA's training program. Other good books if you like this sort of thing include "Blowing My Cover: My Life as a CIA Spy" by Lindsay Moran, which is mostly about training and has a tiny bit of fieldwork, with a woman's perspective, and "See No Evil" by Robert Baer, which focuses much more on fieldwork and the politics behind the system.