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In Connection with Kilshaw
British Intelligence veteran Harry Finn is sent to Ireland to kill James Campbell Kilshaw, a Protestant extremist leader. This decision, reluctantly arrived at, is expected to defuse a highly flammable situation and avert a full-scale civil war.
As the threat grows with each passing hour, Finn is caught up in the ancient conflict and soon realizes that even he as an outsider must prepare to fight for his life.
"Driscoll is a good writer and a baffling entertainer, and he has us at his mercy all the way." (The New Yorker)
256 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1974
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Peter Driscoll
25 books2 followersPeter Driscoll was a bestselling British author of international thrillers in the 1970s and 1980's. His biggest novel, The Wilby Conspiracy, was made into a movie in 1975 starring Micheal Caine and Sidney Poitier. He was born in England and raised in South Africa. Over the years he would also live and work in Greece and Hong Kong before eventually settling in Ireland. In his later years he became Chief Radio News subeditor with Radio Telefís Éireann. He died of a heart attack in 2005.
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July 18, 2019
‚Umarli nie zdradzają’ to historia brytyjskiego agenta Harrego Finna, zaplątanego w szalonym świecie katolicko - protestanckich konfliktów w dwudziestowiecznej Irlandii. Finnowi zostaje zlecone z pozoru proste zadanie, które jednak przysporzy mu wiele problemów.
Książka ta to przede wszystkim szybka akcja z dużą dawką przemocy. Znajdziemy tutaj ciekawych bohaterów i wiele nieoczekiwanych zwrotów akcji, dzięki czemu napięcie utrzymuje się aż do końca.
Bardzo przyjemna to była lektura.
Miłego dnia.
Książka ta to przede wszystkim szybka akcja z dużą dawką przemocy. Znajdziemy tutaj ciekawych bohaterów i wiele nieoczekiwanych zwrotów akcji, dzięki czemu napięcie utrzymuje się aż do końca.
Bardzo przyjemna to była lektura.
Miłego dnia.
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