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The novel by the Scottish author is the first in a series of historical crime novels with the heroine Mirabelle Bevan. The story is set in Brighton, in post-war England characterized by rationalization, social inequalities and the hidden consequences of w
Herman Koch, a Dutch writer known for his sharp satire, dissects the boundaries of morality through dinner at an expensive restaurant in his novel The Mansion. The novel gnaws at your conscience, leaving you with the question: What would you do if it were
Chancellor's Manuscript is a novel by Robert Ludlum, published in 1977. This spy thriller explores themes of power, conspiracy and information manipulation, which is characteristic of Ludlum's writing style.
After a bullet-riddled childhood friend dies in his arms, attorney Joel Converse sets out to hunt down a secret organization. Classic Ludlum: paranoia, speed, a global network and a hero who runs faster than bullets. The 80s in full glory.