Paris Spring
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Paris Spring
Narrated by:
James Naughtie
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Narrated by:
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James Naughtie
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James Naughtie
About this listen
Paris in 1968 - seething with revolutionaries and spies - sees Will Flemyng's world turned upside down after a mysterious encounter on the metro and a chance revelation from a rival operative.
In a city alive with talk of revolution, Will finds himself in the thick of the action. But now he gets news that threatens the closest and most complicated relationship in his life -the one with his younger brother.
©2016 James Naughtie (P)2016 W F Howes Ltd
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Critic reviews
"A cerebral and gripping thriller...fuses the entwined professions of politics and espionage." ( The Herald)
"Echoes of John Buchan and John le Carré." ( Sunday Times on The Madness of July)