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Ascension
- an absolutely gripping BBC Two Between the Covers Book Club pick
Engelsk Paperback
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Ascension
- an absolutely gripping BBC Two Between the Covers Book Club pick
Engelsk Paperback

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''Oliver Harris''s Ascension is a stunner. What a pleasure it is to read a book with a powerful story, an unusual and fully realised setting, a convincing hero, all written in a style of luminous clarity'' Philip Pullman

Ascension: the most remote island in the world . . .


Elliot Kane, former spy, trying to leave the world of espionage behind.
Kathryn Taylor: a stalled career in MI6, running the South Atlantic desk.
Rory Bannatyne: covert technical specialist. Dead, apparently of suicide.

Three friends from a mission many years ago reconnect when one of them dies on Ascension Island. Rory Bannatyne had been tasked with tapping a new transatlantic data cable, but a day before he was due to return home he is found hanged. When Kathryn Taylor begs Kane to go over and investigate, he can''t say no, but it''s an uneasy reintroduction to the intelligence game.

Ascension is a curious legacy of England''s imperial past. Only employees and their families are allowed to live there. It''s home to several highly-classified government projects, a British and American military base, and forty dead volcanic cones. Entirely isolated from the world, the disappearance of a young girl at the same time as Rory''s death means local tensions are high. Elliot needs to discover what happened to her as well as to Rory. But the island contains more secrets than even the government knows, and it''s not going to give them up without a fight.









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Sprog:
Engelsk
Sider:
0
ISBN-13:
9781408709948
Indbinding:
Paperback
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ISBN-10:
1408709945
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Udg. Dato:
1 jul 2021
Længde:
28mm
Bredde:
233mm
Højde:
153mm
Forlag:
Little, Brown
Oplagsdato:
1 jul 2021
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