ISBN 9780241965184
Rs. 960
Penguin Books
A Delicate Truth
Who it's for: readers of political thrillers and espionage fiction
In John le Carré's A Delicate Truth, a seemingly successful covert counterterrorism operation in Gibraltar, codenamed Wildlife, goes awry, leaving a trail of deception. Three years later, British Foreign Office rising star Toby Bell uncovers inconsistencies and a shocking conspiracy tied to the mission. As he delves deeper, Bell's principles are challenged, and his life is put at risk, exposing the hidden machinations of power and the corrosive effects of unchecked authority.Why You Should Read? Explores the ethical complexities of modern espionage and privatized intelligence. Features nuanced characters caught in a web of government and corporate intrigue. Raises timely questions about loyalty, integrity, and systemic corruption. A compelling political thriller from a master of the genre.
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- Explores ethical complexities of modern espionage and privatized intelligence.
- Features nuanced characters in government and corporate intrigue.
- Raises timely questions about loyalty, integrity, and systemic corruption.
- A political thriller from a master of the genre.
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What is the book about?
It follows Toby Bell, a British Foreign Office official, as he uncovers a conspiracy linked to a covert operation in Gibraltar called Wildlife.
Who is the author?
The author is John le Carré, a renowned writer of spy fiction.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores ethical dilemmas in espionage, the influence of private contractors, and themes of loyalty, integrity, and corruption.
Is it part of a series?
The provided information does not indicate that it is part of a series.