Author: Milorad Popović [Millorahd Popovich]
Book title: Čovjek bez lica [tchovyek bez leetsah] (a man without a face)
Narrator: Marko Jaćimović [Marko Yachimmovich]
Duration: 15 hours and 44 minutes
No. of pages in black print: 406
Publisher: Buybook
Place and year of publishing: Sarajevo [Sahrahyevo], 2016.

Writing about Tripko's life and that of his family, aquaintances and superiors, Milorad Popović has written the greatest spy novel of our days. “Čovjek bez lica” is a novel about Montenegro and Yugoslavia, about twentieth century where one meets real historical persons and fictional characters, about ideals and giving up of them, formation and dissolution of states and grand ideas. However, it is primarily a novel about the unbreakable, about those who have deepest belief in ideals, about spies who are not secret agents from films, but maybe just ordinary librarians.
“Čovjek bez lica” is a powerful epic about people whom we know being there round us, but whom we know nothing about, except that rulers and destinies of peoples depend on them and their evaluations. In a wide swing from the Montenegrin government in immigration in Italy after the WWI to our day, Milorad Popović depicted the history of deceits and overturns, faith and unbelief, personal tragedies, great heroisms and even higher treasons, and tragic loves that are the only ones to change the world.