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Len Deighton

    18 febbraio 1929

    Len Deighton è celebre per i suoi avvincenti thriller di spionaggio, che spesso approfondiscono le ambiguità morali e le profondità psicologiche dei suoi personaggi. La sua scrittura è caratterizzata da dettagli meticolosamente ricercati e da una rappresentazione realistica del mondo dell'intelligence, offrendo ai lettori uno sguardo autentico sullo spionaggio. Deighton crea trame intricate con colpi di scena inaspettati che tengono i lettori con il fiato sospeso. Il suo lavoro attinge frequentemente alle sue esperienze personali e alla sua fascinazione per la storia militare, conferendo alle sue narrazioni un ulteriore livello di veridicità e intuizione.

    Len Deighton
    London Match
    Battle of Britain
    The Valley of Fear
    Mexico Set
    La grande spia
    Gioco a Berlino
    • Gioco a Berlino

      • 270pagine
      • 10 ore di lettura

      East is East and West is West - and they meet in Berlin He was the best source the Department ever had, but now he desperately wants to come over the wall. 'Brahms Four' was certain a high-ranking mole was set to betray him. There's only one Englishman he trusts any more: someone from the old days. So, Bernie Samson goes back into the field after five sedentary years of flying a desk The field is Berlin The game is as baffling, treacherous and lethal as ever....

      Gioco a Berlino
    • Mexico Set

      A Bernard Samson Novel

      • 384pagine
      • 14 ore di lettura

      The story follows Bernard Samson, a KGB major's former interrogator, who is tasked with recruiting the disillusioned Erich Stinnes in Mexico City. As Bernard navigates his personal and professional crises, he faces the danger of being ensnared in a complex network of past allegiances and deceptions. With the urgent need to secure Stinnes for London, Bernard must unravel the mystery of who is orchestrating events from behind the scenes, adding tension to his already precarious situation.

      Mexico Set
    • Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Valley of Fear" was the last of the Sherlock Holmes novels published by the author and originally appeared in "Strand Magazine" serially between September 1914 and May 1915. The novel concerns the real-life activities of the secret Irish organization, the "Molly Maguires", and of Pinkerton agent James McParland who investigated them. Divided into two parts, the novel is first concerned with Holmes investigation of an apparent murder victim whose identity is mistaken and secondly with the story of the man originally thought to be the murder victim. Notable for its involvement of Professor Moriarty, which seems to contradict the timeline of the other Sherlock stories, "The Valley of Fear" was one of the last great chapters in the literary legacy of Doyle's most famous creation, Sherlock Holmes.

      The Valley of Fear
    • A best-selling novelist and a distinguished historian join forces to present a fast-paced narrative of the air war over Britain in 1940.

      Battle of Britain
    • London Match

      A Bernard Samson Novel

      • 416pagine
      • 15 ore di lettura

      Set against the backdrop of espionage, the story follows Bernard Samson as he navigates a complex web of deception involving British KGB agent Elvira Miller, whose confession raises more questions than answers due to the presence of two codewords. With suspicion casting a shadow back to London, the narrative intensifies as defector Erich Stinnes remains silent in custody, adding layers of intrigue and tension to the unfolding mystery.

      London Match
    • Action Cook Book

      • 320pagine
      • 12 ore di lettura

      'I am going to cook you the best meal you have ever tasted in your life...' Harry Palmer to Sue Lloyd in `The Ipcress Files''Len was a great cook, a smashing cook. I learned a lot about food from playing Harry Palmer' Michael Caine

      Action Cook Book
    • "Berlin Game begins with a plea from a British agent stationed in East Germany: He wants to cross the Iron Curtain and return home to the West. Bernard Samson, the former field agent now stationed behind a London desk, is tasked with the rescue. But before he even sets out on the mission, suspicions arise that there is a traitor among his colleagues in the KGB, likely one of his closest colleagues. The first in Deighton's acclaimed Game, Set, Match trilogy starring the talented-yet-jaded intelligence officer Bernard Samson, Berlin Game is a riveting story of betrayal and suspicion in the Second World War"--

      Berlin Game: A Bernard Sampson Novel
    • The story of one Allied air raid over twenty-four hours remains one of the finest British war novels 31 June, 1943. An RAF crew prepare for their next bombing raid on Germany. It is a night that many will never forget. Len Deighton's devastating novel is a gripping minute-by-minute account of what happens over the next twenty-four hours. Told through the eyes of ordinary people in the air and on the ground - from a young pilot to the inhabitants of a small town in the Ruhr - Bomber is an unforgettable portrayal of individuals caught up in the wreckage of war.

      Bomber
    • This unflinching history of the darkest days of the Second World War covers the entire world stage, from the Battle of the Atlantic to Pearl Harbor. Rooted in the personal accounts of the soldiers themselves, Blood, Tears and Folly is a sweeping, moving account of the political machinations, the strategy and tactics, the weapons and the men on both sides who created a world of devastation.

      Blood, Tears and Folly