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Bestselling novelist Daniel Silva (author of The Unlikely Spy ) draws upon his experience as a foreign correspondent and a Washington journalist in The Mark of the Assassin . Set in London, Cairo, Amsterdam, and Washington, the story line follows CIA case agent Michael Osbourne as he attempts to locate the terrorists who shot down an airliner off the coast of Long Island. Osbourne has two main antagonists: Delaroche, a KGB-trained expert assassin ordered to kill the handful of people who know the truth, including Osbourne, and the corrupt political culture of Washington, which ominously stymies him at every turn. There's a love story at the core of this book, as well as a brave attempt by Osbourne to reconcile a mystery in his past with a present he has not fully accepted. The prose is slick, and readers will find themselves racing through these pages as the body count grows and the conclusion nears. The Mark of the Assassin is a worthy effort from a rising star.
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The Mark of the Assassin, Daniel Silva
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- Rok vydania
- 1999
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- Jazyk
- anglicky
- Autori
- Daniel Silva
- Vydavateľ
- Fawcett Crest
- Rok vydania
- 1999
- Väzba
- mäkká
- Počet strán
- 418
- ISBN10
- 0449225313
- ISBN13
- 9780449225318
- Série
- Michael Osbourne
- Štítky
- Beletria, Detektívky & Thriller, Dobrodružstvo, Thrillery, Politika, Napätie, Vraždy, Americká literatúra, Klasické detektívky, New York, Špionáž, Špionážne romány, Intrigy, Boj o moc, Terorizmus, Tajné služby, Agenti, agentky, CIA, Amsterdam, Nájomní vrahovia, Tajní agenti, Mosad, Mocenské záujmy
- Prvé vydanie
- 1998
- Pôvodný názov
- The Mark of the Assassin
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- 4 z 5
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- Bestselling novelist Daniel Silva (author of The Unlikely Spy ) draws upon his experience as a foreign correspondent and a Washington journalist in The Mark of the Assassin . Set in London, Cairo, Amsterdam, and Washington, the story line follows CIA case agent Michael Osbourne as he attempts to locate the terrorists who shot down an airliner off the coast of Long Island. Osbourne has two main antagonists: Delaroche, a KGB-trained expert assassin ordered to kill the handful of people who know the truth, including Osbourne, and the corrupt political culture of Washington, which ominously stymies him at every turn. There's a love story at the core of this book, as well as a brave attempt by Osbourne to reconcile a mystery in his past with a present he has not fully accepted. The prose is slick, and readers will find themselves racing through these pages as the body count grows and the conclusion nears. The Mark of the Assassin is a worthy effort from a rising star.