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Adam Hall Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

    Questo autore crea magistralmente narrazioni avvincenti, esplorando spesso le profondità psicologiche dei personaggi che affrontano circostanze estreme. Il suo stile di scrittura è caratterizzato da acuta perspicacia e trame meticolosamente costruite che immergono il lettore in un mondo di intrighi e colpi di scena inaspettati. L'autore esplora temi come la resilienza umana e l'ambiguità morale, con un occhio attento ai dettagli e all'atmosfera. Le sue opere sono celebrate per la loro intelligenza e la loro capacità di tenere i lettori con il fiato sospeso.

    The Volcanoes of San Domingo
    Quiller Barracuda
    Northlight. A Guiller Mission
    Black Wind
    Quiller Meridian
    The Tango Briefing

    • Quiller Meridian

      • 306pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      Following the trail of a missing Russian spy, Quiller travels into the heart of post-Cold War Russia, seeking allies among his former adversaries to solve the violent death of a British agent.

      Quiller Meridian1993
      4,0

    • Quiller Barracuda

      • 305pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      British agent Quiller must extricate a Miami-stationed agent from a twisted enemy conspiracy that involves incredible mind-control technology and may reach as far as the President of the United States

      Quiller Barracuda1991
      4,0

    • Der neunte Befehl

      Der neunte Befehl. Polit- Thriller. ( Tb) - bk82; Luebbe Verlagsgr. Gmbh +; Hall, Adam; pocket_book; 1990

      Der neunte Befehl1990

    • Black Wind

      • 465pagine
      • 17 ore di lettura

      On the eve of World War II, Hiroki Okumo, disciple of an ancient Japanese religion, seeks the long-lost key to the devastating Black Wind while two men try to steal his fiance, Meiko

      Black Wind1989
      4,2

    • Northlight. A Guiller Mission

      • 304pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      In the Bering Sea, the Russians sink an American nuclear submarine, triggering a shock that pushes East and West toward a harsh confrontation. A world crisis seems inevitable. The British Prime Minister seeks to understand how this happened and what lies behind it, as the great powers are no longer willing to negotiate. She sends the best man from the intelligence service into the icy cold of Russia: Quiller, the lone wolf.

      Northlight. A Guiller Mission1985
      3,9

    • The Volcanoes of San Domingo

      • 189pagine
      • 7 ore di lettura

      100 Feared Dead in Plane Crash over Equator ... Over the shark-infested seas off South America, an airliner goes missing, believed crashed, with no survivors. There are no remains, no clues for the investigators to work on. One hundred people vanish without trace. Then, two years later, an airline steward on leave in the Pacific thinks he sees the captain of the jet - alive ...

      The Volcanoes of San Domingo1976

    • The Tango Briefing

      • 223pagine
      • 8 ore di lettura

      London Bureau sends Quiller to the Sahara desert on a mission to examine a crashed freighter and its mysterious cargo. The danger to Quiller comes not only from the cargo itself and from political cells trying to capture Quiller, but also from his own Bureau's secret plans. The majesty and terrors of the desert are brought into sharp focus in this captivating novel about the character called "the greatest survival expert among contemporary secret agents."

      The Tango Briefing1975
      4,5