To Kill a Man by Sam Bourne
'Ingenious plot twists and insights into political campaigning, the Me Too movement and the darker side of the internet...this [is a] topical and thought-provoking thriller' The Times
A Day of the Jackal for these dizzying times * Ian Rankin *
In To Kill the Truth, Maggie Costello rivetingly tackles a cabal of Holocaust and slavery deniers, whose aim is nothing less than to destroy memory * Sunday Times *
Urgently topical * The Times *
A propulsive plot and an appealing heroine. . The premise is both intriguing and, in the current climate of post-truth, fake news and sour populism, grimly topical * Guardian *
Read this book * Jeffrey Archer *
Chilling . . . You think today's news is nightmarish enough? Sam Bourne's provocative thriller imagines things getting much, much worse * Mail on Sunday *
A dazzling thriller * Charles Cumming, author of The Man Between *
Bourne's writing is chillingly plausible... Read it while it's still fiction * James Swallow, author of Nomad and Exile *
House of Cards mixed with Homeland * Eli Attie, Writer/Producer, The West Wing *
A barnstorming read * Raymond Khoury, author of The End Game *
Brilliantly convincing * David Hare *
A gripping thriller and a prescient warning * Sunday Times *
Pacy, engaging and morally serious * Guardian *
A pacy, intelligent thriller set in the treacherous world of Trump-era politics . . . Recommended * Jewish Chronicle *
Grips from first to last page * Sunday Times Crime Club *
Topical and thought-provoking * The Times *
Chillingly convincing * Daily Mail *
In To Kill the Truth, Maggie Costello rivetingly tackles a cabal of Holocaust and slavery deniers, whose aim is nothing less than to destroy memory * Sunday Times *
Urgently topical * The Times *
A propulsive plot and an appealing heroine. . The premise is both intriguing and, in the current climate of post-truth, fake news and sour populism, grimly topical * Guardian *
Read this book * Jeffrey Archer *
Chilling . . . You think today's news is nightmarish enough? Sam Bourne's provocative thriller imagines things getting much, much worse * Mail on Sunday *
A dazzling thriller * Charles Cumming, author of The Man Between *
Bourne's writing is chillingly plausible... Read it while it's still fiction * James Swallow, author of Nomad and Exile *
House of Cards mixed with Homeland * Eli Attie, Writer/Producer, The West Wing *
A barnstorming read * Raymond Khoury, author of The End Game *
Brilliantly convincing * David Hare *
A gripping thriller and a prescient warning * Sunday Times *
Pacy, engaging and morally serious * Guardian *
A pacy, intelligent thriller set in the treacherous world of Trump-era politics . . . Recommended * Jewish Chronicle *
Grips from first to last page * Sunday Times Crime Club *
Topical and thought-provoking * The Times *
Chillingly convincing * Daily Mail *
Sam Bourne is the pseudonym of award-winning journalist and broadcaster Jonathan Freedland, who writes a weekly column for the Guardian and is the presenter of BBC Radio 4's contemporary history series, The Long View. He served for four years as the Guardian's Washington correspondent, covered the 2016 US election campaign, and is covering the 2020 campaign. He is a widely respected commentator on American affairs.
His previous seven internationally bestselling novels have sold over two million copies and been published in over thirty languages.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781787474956 |
| ISBN 10 | 178747495X |
| Title | To Kill a Man |
| Author | Sam Bourne |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Quercus Publishing |
| Year published | 2020-03-19 |
| Number of pages | 448 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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