Author: Charles McCarry
Publisher: Abrams
Published: 2008-09-02
Total Pages: 246
ISBN-13: 1468300288
DOWNLOAD EBOOKA CIA agent faces off against a sadistic SS officer in this Cold War spy thriller that “will have readers on the edge of their seats” (Bookmarks Magazine). It is the late 1930s, and a young Christopher bears witness to an unspeakable atrocity committed by a remorseless SS officer. Fast forward to the height of the Cold War, and the SS man emerges out of the ruins of post-war Germany to destroy the last living witness to his crime. It’s a case of tiger chasing tiger as Christopher is pursued by the only man who can match his craft or his instincts. Praise for Christopher’s Ghosts “McCarry . . . takes the story of his recurring master spy Paul Christopher back to its wildly romantic beginning. . . . Former spook McCarry remains at the top of his game.” —Kirkus Reviews “McCarry . . . remains a compelling storyteller. . . . The book speeds toward a satisfying, inevitable conclusion.” —Publishers Weekly
Book Synopsis Christopher's Ghosts by : Charles McCarry
Download or read book Christopher's Ghosts written by Charles McCarry and published by Abrams. This book was released on 2008-09-02 with total page 246 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A CIA agent faces off against a sadistic SS officer in this Cold War spy thriller that “will have readers on the edge of their seats” (Bookmarks Magazine). It is the late 1930s, and a young Christopher bears witness to an unspeakable atrocity committed by a remorseless SS officer. Fast forward to the height of the Cold War, and the SS man emerges out of the ruins of post-war Germany to destroy the last living witness to his crime. It’s a case of tiger chasing tiger as Christopher is pursued by the only man who can match his craft or his instincts. Praise for Christopher’s Ghosts “McCarry . . . takes the story of his recurring master spy Paul Christopher back to its wildly romantic beginning. . . . Former spook McCarry remains at the top of his game.” —Kirkus Reviews “McCarry . . . remains a compelling storyteller. . . . The book speeds toward a satisfying, inevitable conclusion.” —Publishers Weekly