The Peacock and the Sparrow: The Times and Sunday Times Thriller of the Year: A dark, twisty, award-winning spy novel set during the Arab Spring―perfect for fans of le Carré, McCloskey, and Herron
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The Peacock and the Sparrow: The Times and Sunday Times Thriller of the Year: A dark, twisty, award-winning spy novel set during the Arab Spring―perfect for fans of le Carré, McCloskey, and Herron

S. Berry, I.

Summary

'This is a sensational novel...feels like every inch of the real world of espionage' Alex Gerlis, author of Every Spy a TraitorThe thrilling debut from author and former CIA officer I.S.

'This is a sensational novel...feels like every inch of the real world of espionage' Alex Gerlis, author of Every Spy a TraitorThe thrilling debut from author and former CIA officer I.S. Berry, following an American spy's last dangerous mission.Shane Collins, a world-weary CIA spy, is ready to come in from the cold. Stationed in Bahrain for his final tour, he's an[Bokinfo].

Highlights

  • Easy to enjoy: 352 pages · Paperback
  • By S. Berry, I.

Details

  • ISBN: 9781835011058
  • Author: S. Berry, I.
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 352
  • Language: English
  • Publication date: 24 October 2024
  • Condition: Used – Good

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S. Berry, I. and I. S. Berry

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Reviews

' John Dugdale, The Sunday Times 'Berry has all of le Carré's cynicism about Western intelligence services, and outsoars him in her ability to convincingly evoke a love affair against an espionage backdrop. This is a star in the making.