The Spy Across the Table (A Jim Brodie Thriller)
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (787 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 147679491X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 448 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
the good guys always win but Lancet doesn't make it easy This Jim Brodie series of thrillers just keep getting bigger in scope. Barry Lancet's cast of familiar characters blend together flawlessly to give the readers a heart pounding thrill in every chapter. Of course, the good guys always win but Lancet doesn't make it easy for them.The settings in this book are far flung, from the centers of power in American gover. "Excellent book!" according to Michael Hagen. This is an excellent continuation of the Jim Brodie adventures. Interesting and exciting locals. Compelling story that entertains and informs.Highly recommended as are all the other books in the series.. The author keeps getting better with each book that is released Irish Bill Exciting book! I could not put it down! The author keeps getting better with each book that is released. I highly recommend this book!
Brodie is, as always, a strong lead, and the book has some very nice twists. A strong entry in a consistently reliable series."—Booklist“Lancet keeps the suspense high through the exciting climax…in this faced-paced fourth thriller featuring Japanese antiquities expert Jim Brodie.”—Publishers Weekly “If you like your thrillers fusing espionage with murder mysteries, set in locations vividly described, and moving at a fast, dense clip with m
Barry Lancet is a Barry Award–winning author and finalist for the Shamus Award. He is the author of the Jim Brodie series: The Spy Across the Table; Pacific Burn; Tokyo Kill; and Japantown, which received four citations for Best First Novel and has been optioned by J.J. His former position as an editor at one of the nation’s largest publishe
In this exciting international thriller featuring Japanese antiques art dealer and PI Jim Brodie, a double-murder at the Kennedy Center forces Brodie into a dangerous game of espionage—putting him in the crosshairs of the Chinese, North Korean, and American governments.Jim Brodie is an antiques dealer, Japan expert, and second-generation private investigator. He’s not the only one.After the attack, Brodie is summoned to the White House. Anna, it seems, is the key architect of a top-secret NSA program that gathers the personal secrets of America’s most influential leaders. Homeland Security head Tom Swelley is furious that the White House is meddling and wants Brodie off the case. It is then Brodie realizes that the murders were simply bait to draw her out of hiding. When two theater friends are murdered backstage at a Kennedy Center performance in Washington, DC, he’s devastated—and determined to hunt down the killer. Secrets so damaging that North Korea and China will stop at nothing to get them.Publishers Weekly said, “Readers will want to see more of the talented Jim Brodie,” and The Spy Across the Table is an edge-of-your-seat thriller in Barry Lancet’s wildly popular and highly acclaimed series.. Why? For the same reason a master Chinese spy known only as Zhou, one of the most dangerous men alive, appears