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Len Deighton: Three Complete Novels

by Len Deighton · 1989

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Compiles three bestselling novels from this king of suspense, London Match, Berlin Game,and Mexico Set, which all exemplify the author's typical themes of corruption, espionage, and double agents.

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Setting
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Audience
adult
Length
epic · 857 pages

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