ISBN 9780241505250
Rs. 958
Penguin Classics
Charity
Who it's for: Readers of spy fiction and Cold War thrillers
In Len Deighton's 'Charity', the concluding volume of the 'Faith, Hope and Charity' trilogy, master spy Bernard Samson finds himself at a critical juncture as the Cold War nears its end. Still grappling with the profound impact of a decade's worth of espionage, Samson uncovers a vital clue on a train journey from Moscow to Berlin, promising to reveal long-sought truths but threatening to unravel his entire world.Why You Should Read? Delves into the complex human cost behind international espionage. Offers a gripping conclusion to the critically acclaimed Bernard Samson trilogy. Explores themes of truth, loyalty, and sacrifice against a Cold War backdrop. Perfect for readers who appreciate intricate plots and deep character studies in spy fiction.
Highlights
- Final book in the 'Faith, Hope and Charity' trilogy
- Follows Bernard Samson, a master spy, near the Cold War's end
- A train journey from Moscow to Berlin reveals a vital clue
- Explores the human cost of espionage
- Themes of truth, loyalty, and sacrifice
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Is this the first book in the trilogy?
No, it is the concluding volume of the 'Faith, Hope and Charity' trilogy.
Who is the main character?
The main character is Bernard Samson, a master spy.
What is the setting?
The story is set near the end of the Cold War, with a key scene on a train journey from Moscow to Berlin.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores themes of truth, loyalty, and sacrifice, as well as the human cost of espionage.