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Green For A Season
Green For A Season is the story of a painful but ultimately triumphant thirty-year odyssey which begins in a Northern slum in the 1920s and takes its tough, volatile hero, Harry Morgan, through the Depression and two major wars into the treacherous world of international espionage.
Richard Evans's images of war are as vivid as any you are likely to encounter. But this is no mindless action novel. Harry Morgan has strong views on social and political issues of his day and isn't afraid to act on them.
Green For A Season is an epic novel, exciting from first page to last. It has a grandeur and sweep which will leave you breathless -- and perhaps sometimes close to tears.
Richard Evans's images of war are as vivid as any you are likely to encounter. But this is no mindless action novel. Harry Morgan has strong views on social and political issues of his day and isn't afraid to act on them.
Green For A Season is an epic novel, exciting from first page to last. It has a grandeur and sweep which will leave you breathless -- and perhaps sometimes close to tears.
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First published March 14, 2014
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