The Secret Hours

Name: The Secret Hours
SKU: 1489946.35
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Herron, Mick

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An Instant Sunday Times Bestseller*A gripping standalone thriller with a riveting reveal about a disastrous MI5 mission in Cold War Berlin a dazzling entrypoint to Mick Herron's writing and an unmissable read for Slough House fans.*uA BBC Radio 4 Book at Bedtimeu'I doubt I'll read a more enjoyable novel all year' Paula Hawkins'Pitchperfect' Lee Child'Terrific' The Times'Never has a work of popular fiction delighted me more' The Spectator'A modern rival to Ian Fleming and John le Carré' Sunday Times'One of his best books yet' Daily TelegraphTwo years ago, the Monochrome inquiry was set up to investigate the British secret service. Monochrome's mission was to ferret out misconduct, allowing the civil servants seconded to the inquiry, Griselda Fleet and Malcolm Kyle, unfettered access to confidential information in the service archives.But with progress blocked at every turn, Monochrome is circling the drain . . . Until the OTIS file appears out of nowhere.What classified secrets does OTIS hold that see a longredundant spy being chased through Devon's green lanes in the dark? What happened in a newly reunified Berlin that someone is desperate to keep under wraps? And who will win the battle for the soul of the secret service or was that decided a long time ago?Spies and penpushers, politicians and PAs, highflyers, timeservers and burnouts . . . They all have jobs to do in the daylight. But what they do in the secret hours reveals who they really are.

Ficha técnica - The Secret Hours

Tipo de producto: Libro

Páginas/Hojas: 398

Idioma: Inglés

EAN: 9781399800549

Referencia Abacus: 1489946.35

Editorial: John Murray Pub. Ltd

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