About the Author
Len Deighton
ISBN 9780241505366
Rs. 958
Penguin Books
Faith
Who it's for: fans of Cold War spy thrillers and espionage fiction
Len Deighton's 'Faith' introduces Bernard Samson in the initial volume of the acclaimed 'Faith, Hope and Charity' trilogy. Operating in Cold War Germany, Samson faces a perilous mission: escorting a Russian defector to London Central, while navigating a landscape of betrayal and incomplete intelligence. His trust in London Central is already fractured by his wife Fiona's past as a double agent, and a discarded operative, Werner Volkmann, consistently unearths critical information Samson is being withheld.Why You Should Read? Explore the complex world of Cold War espionage through the eyes of a disillusioned spy. Delve into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the psychological toll of deception. Experience a meticulously crafted spy thriller with intricate plotting and character development. Discover the foundational novel for a celebrated espionage trilogy by a master of the genre.
Highlights
- First volume of the 'Faith, Hope and Charity' trilogy
- Set in Cold War Germany with a perilous defector mission
- Features Bernard Samson, a disillusioned MI6 operative
- Explores the fallout of his wife Fiona's double-agent past
- Introduces Werner Volkmann, a discarded operative with key intel
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Questions about this book
Is this the first book in a series?
Yes, 'Faith' is the first volume of the 'Faith, Hope and Charity' trilogy by Len Deighton.
Who is the main character?
The main character is Bernard Samson, a spy operating in Cold War Germany.
What is the central plot?
Samson is tasked with escorting a Russian defector to London Central, while dealing with betrayal and incomplete intelligence.
Does the book involve themes of betrayal?
Yes, betrayal is a central theme, especially regarding Samson's wife Fiona, who was a double agent.