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Masterpieces of
Espionage
Intrigue, betrayal and sudden death
The name of the deadly game is survival. Lonely men and women, trusting no-one, even questioning their own loyalties, practise their sordid craft in the name of some political cause they only dimly understand. Get in, do the job, then get out as best you can.
Words such as ‘safehouse’, ‘moles’ and ‘spooks’ are understood by most of us these days. Which says much for the popularity of the modern espionage thriller. And what gripping stuff it all is. Intricate plots, sweating fear, tension upon tension, deceit, and quiet, mild mannered killers, who may or may not be on your side. You’re never sure – and then it may be too late.
There cannot be a more believable, more committed spy than Leamus, who endures discredit, humiliation and intense peril in The Spy Who Came In From The Cold. Nor can there be a more devious spy-master than Smiley. Can you imagine a more cold-blooded killer than the anonymous Englishman stalking the President of a mighty nation in The Day Of The Jackal?
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OTHER TITLES
Goldfinger – Fleming
Solo – Higgins
Shall We Tell The President – Archer
A Small Town In Germany – Le Carré
The Robespierre Serial – Luard
The Tightrope Men – Bagley
Snowball – Allbeury
The Salamander – West
From Russia With Love – Fleming
The Quiller Memorandum – Hall
Charlie Muffin – Freemantle
The Odessa File – Forsyth
The Eiger Sanction – “Trevanian”
Travelling Horseman – Luard
I, Said The Spy – Lambert
The Looking Glass War – Le Carré
The Scarlatti Inheritance – Ludlum
The Devil’s Alternative – Forsyth
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