SILVERVIEW - John le Carre
~ Standard Hardcover
~ New Release - 2022
Silverview is the mesmerizing story of an encounter between innocence and experience, and between public duty and private morals.Â
The last complete master work from one of the greatest novelists of our age, John le Carre asks what you owe to your country when you no longer recognize it.Â
“le Carre plays out revelations slowly and teasingly, and, in the end, they’re as damning as you could wish. The real drama, however, is in the present, where all the characters are hopelessly intertwined and compromised by their loves and loyalties, none of them innocent.” -- Kirkus Reviews
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SILVERVIEW - John le Carre
~ Standard Hardcover
~ New Release - 2022
Silverview is the mesmerizing story of an encounter between innocence and experience, and between public duty and private morals.Â
The last complete master work from one of the greatest novelists of our age, John le Carre asks what you owe to your country when you no longer recognize it.Â
“le Carre plays out revelations slowly and teasingly, and, in the end, they’re as damning as you could wish. The real drama, however, is in the present, where all the characters are hopelessly intertwined and compromised by their loves and loyalties, none of them innocent.” -- Kirkus Reviews
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~ Standard Hardcover
~ New Release - 2022
Silverview is the mesmerizing story of an encounter between innocence and experience, and between public duty and private morals.Â
The last complete master work from one of the greatest novelists of our age, John le Carre asks what you owe to your country when you no longer recognize it.Â
“le Carre plays out revelations slowly and teasingly, and, in the end, they’re as damning as you could wish. The real drama, however, is in the present, where all the characters are hopelessly intertwined and compromised by their loves and loyalties, none of them innocent.” -- Kirkus Reviews
