The Kremlin's Candidate: Red Sparrow Trilogy, cartea 3
Autor Jason Matthewsen Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 aug 2018
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781501140099
ISBN-10: 1501140094
Pagini: 448
Dimensiuni: 134 x 221 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Scribner
Colecția Red Sparrow Trilogy
Seria Red Sparrow Trilogy
ISBN-10: 1501140094
Pagini: 448
Dimensiuni: 134 x 221 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Scribner
Colecția Red Sparrow Trilogy
Seria Red Sparrow Trilogy
Notă biografică
Jason
Matthewsis
the
real
deal.
As
an
Operations
Officer
in
the
CIA,
his
brief
was
simple:
steal
secrets
from
the
opposition
and
protect
his
own.
Over
a
thirty-three-year
career,
Matthews
served
in
multiple
overseas
locations,
specializing
in
denied-areas
operations
and
national
security.
He
conducted
agent
recruitment
in
key
counter-proliferation
regions,
including
the
Soviet
Union,
Eastern
Europe,
East
Asia,
the
Middle
East
and
the
Caribbean.
As
a
retired
chief
in
various
CIA
stations,
there
are
few
people
on
the
planet
better
positioned
to
write
about
the
thrilling
world
of
espionage,
intelligence
and
counter-terrorism.
Recenzii
A
provocative
and
timely
novel
exploring
the
notion
of
Russian
influence
in
the
US's
corridors
of
power
Matthews beguilingly blends the fun and sexiness of Ian Fleming with the more procedural, information-rich approach of John le Carre and Frederick Forsyth
The finale to the Red Sparrow Trilogy is bothtimely and timeless; an espionage tale that takes the reader behind and beyond the headlines of Russia's assault on America. If anyone doubts that we are in the midst of Cold War II,The Kremlin's Candidatewill erase those doubts, page by eye-opening page.Matthews's writing is elegant and self-assured, and we know we are in the capable hands of a man who is writing about what he knows and who he knows.Twenty-first-century spy novels don't get any better than this.
Matthews spins a mighty operational web replete with exacting tradecraft.His descriptive precision is breathtaking; the sparring between his vividly realized characters is devilishly clever. Withnail-biting suspense, scorching eroticism, dark wit, lashing contempt for politicians dismissive of intelligence work, and fury over Russia's disinformation campaigns, this is a riveting and knowing dramatization of today's clandestine geopolitical conflicts
A stellar conclusion... races to aheart-poundingand unexpected resolution.
Dominika Egorova, of the Russian Intelligence Service, is one of the most complex and compelling heroines to grace the espionage genre ... Matthews's scene-setting is superb, and he has a fine eye for telling details ...Palace of Treasonshimmers with authenticity
Taut, fast-paced and authentic. AgreatAmerican spy novel
Sublime and sophisticated ... a fast-paced thriller ... as noteworthy for its superior style as for its gripping depiction of a secretive world
A primer in 21st-century spying... terrifically good
The best espionage novel you've ever read
There is much to relish, from its revival of the sexy spy (this time female) to its mischievous portrayal of Putin
As authentic a spy novel as you are ever apt to read, rendered in exciting prose by a master who helped craft the rules by which spying is conducted. A ten-cloak, ten-dagger read
Matthews is the insider's insider. He knows the secrets. And he is also a master storyteller
The world of a spy is unique and claustrophobic, but this bold tale captures its every nuance with expert precision. A tantalizing premise, and a heroine who's an alpha female, forge a solid piece of entertainment that does not disappoint
A sequel that's every bit as good as his début . . . Authentic tradecraft, a complex plot that steadily builds tension, and credible heroes and villains on both sides make this a standout
The tough and talented Egorova is a brilliant creation - her adventures make for a dazzling thrill-filled journey across the globe. Matthews spent 30 years as a CIA agent so this is the real deal. Thrilling, absorbing and brilliantly descriptive ... you won't fail to be won over
Egorova could well turn out to be the greatest ever female character in spy fiction
Matthews beguilingly blends the fun and sexiness of Ian Fleming with the more procedural, information-rich approach of John le Carre and Frederick Forsyth
The finale to the Red Sparrow Trilogy is bothtimely and timeless; an espionage tale that takes the reader behind and beyond the headlines of Russia's assault on America. If anyone doubts that we are in the midst of Cold War II,The Kremlin's Candidatewill erase those doubts, page by eye-opening page.Matthews's writing is elegant and self-assured, and we know we are in the capable hands of a man who is writing about what he knows and who he knows.Twenty-first-century spy novels don't get any better than this.
Matthews spins a mighty operational web replete with exacting tradecraft.His descriptive precision is breathtaking; the sparring between his vividly realized characters is devilishly clever. Withnail-biting suspense, scorching eroticism, dark wit, lashing contempt for politicians dismissive of intelligence work, and fury over Russia's disinformation campaigns, this is a riveting and knowing dramatization of today's clandestine geopolitical conflicts
A stellar conclusion... races to aheart-poundingand unexpected resolution.
Dominika Egorova, of the Russian Intelligence Service, is one of the most complex and compelling heroines to grace the espionage genre ... Matthews's scene-setting is superb, and he has a fine eye for telling details ...Palace of Treasonshimmers with authenticity
Taut, fast-paced and authentic. AgreatAmerican spy novel
Sublime and sophisticated ... a fast-paced thriller ... as noteworthy for its superior style as for its gripping depiction of a secretive world
A primer in 21st-century spying... terrifically good
The best espionage novel you've ever read
There is much to relish, from its revival of the sexy spy (this time female) to its mischievous portrayal of Putin
As authentic a spy novel as you are ever apt to read, rendered in exciting prose by a master who helped craft the rules by which spying is conducted. A ten-cloak, ten-dagger read
Matthews is the insider's insider. He knows the secrets. And he is also a master storyteller
The world of a spy is unique and claustrophobic, but this bold tale captures its every nuance with expert precision. A tantalizing premise, and a heroine who's an alpha female, forge a solid piece of entertainment that does not disappoint
A sequel that's every bit as good as his début . . . Authentic tradecraft, a complex plot that steadily builds tension, and credible heroes and villains on both sides make this a standout
The tough and talented Egorova is a brilliant creation - her adventures make for a dazzling thrill-filled journey across the globe. Matthews spent 30 years as a CIA agent so this is the real deal. Thrilling, absorbing and brilliantly descriptive ... you won't fail to be won over
Egorova could well turn out to be the greatest ever female character in spy fiction