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Frame 37
Narrateur(s):
David Bark-Jones
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Narrateur(s):
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David Bark-Jones
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Auteur(s):
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Nicholas Shakespeare
John Dyer is living a quiet life when he receives a call that changes everything: an old university friend, Lia, has been killed. Decades have passed since his last heartbreaking conversation with her, but Dyer finds himself driven to investigate.
What Dyer uncovers puts him in the path of a political conspiracy with one man at its heart. A man who, forty years ago, committed a crime witnessed by just four people. When another of the witnesses dies in suspicious circumstances, Dyer finds his life in danger. To combat the forces arrayed against him, he needs incontrovertible proof—but will he find it in time?
As Dyer chases his leads from Tasmania to Argentina and finally to Michigan, where it all began, he unwittingly pits himself against an adversary more powerful than he could have imagined, in a race as heartstopping as tomorrow’s headlines.
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Ce que les critiques en disent
Advance Praise for Frame 37:
"Frame 37 crackles with energy, elegance, and dismay. Stoking the perilous present with the lurid past, Nicholas Shakespeare’s political thriller races against time and wins."
—Elizabeth Hay, author of the bestselling Snow Road Station
"Frame 37 is terrifyingly resonant at a time when allegations of high level corruption and sexual violence are shrugged off in Washington. With our hero in mounting danger, I was unable to put down this intelligently written thriller as I sped towards the denouement."
—Lindsey Hilsum, author of I Brought the War with Me
"This master of the meaningful thriller has again astounded me . . . reminiscent of the best of Graham Greene. If you want your thriller writer to be an accomplished novelist: Shakespeare's your man. If you want your thriller writer to let things rip: Shakespeare’s your man. He is an encompassing talent."
—Thomas Keneally
"Rich in atmosphere and foreboding and menace; from Buenos Aires to Washington DC, a group of friends are being hunted down by the unburied past. A thriller with chilling contemporary resonance, exploring shifting identity and the darkness at the heart of power. Can the innocent out-run the shadow of history?"
—Sinclair McKay
"Frame 37 crackles with energy, elegance, and dismay. Stoking the perilous present with the lurid past, Nicholas Shakespeare’s political thriller races against time and wins."
—Elizabeth Hay, author of the bestselling Snow Road Station
"Frame 37 is terrifyingly resonant at a time when allegations of high level corruption and sexual violence are shrugged off in Washington. With our hero in mounting danger, I was unable to put down this intelligently written thriller as I sped towards the denouement."
—Lindsey Hilsum, author of I Brought the War with Me
"This master of the meaningful thriller has again astounded me . . . reminiscent of the best of Graham Greene. If you want your thriller writer to be an accomplished novelist: Shakespeare's your man. If you want your thriller writer to let things rip: Shakespeare’s your man. He is an encompassing talent."
—Thomas Keneally
"Rich in atmosphere and foreboding and menace; from Buenos Aires to Washington DC, a group of friends are being hunted down by the unburied past. A thriller with chilling contemporary resonance, exploring shifting identity and the darkness at the heart of power. Can the innocent out-run the shadow of history?"
—Sinclair McKay
I was surprised to see not many reviews yet, Really hoping there's more like this one to come from Nicholas.
Keep 'em coming man!
Frame 37 - a great read.
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