Your face tomorrow
Dance and dream
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Author
Publication
2006 - Chatto & Windus, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
85,250 words, Guess
Page Count
341 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveyourfacetomorrow0000mari_h2o0
- ISBN-100701179759
- ISBN-139780701179755
- OCLC Control Number65203300
- Better World Books9780701179755
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL39797711M
Classifications
- DDC863.64
- LCCPQ6663.A7218 T8313 2006 v. 2
- LCCPQ6663.A7218
Description
"Jacques Deza isn't at all sure whether he likes some of the characters he is meeting in London. Having left Spain after the break-up of his marriage, he has allowed a friend to talk him into working for an MI6-like organisation run by the enigmatic Bertram Tupra. Deza's role is a seemingly innocuous one: he is to observe and comment on the behaviour of certain people. But watching and listening are not necessarily innocent occupations. If the first volume of this trilogy saw Deza questioning the morality of his new job, the surprising events of the second leave him shaken to the core. In a nightclub scene that is a tour de force - both hilarious and utterly chilling - Deza is forced by his spy-master boss Tupra to witness an act of shocking brutality. Is Deza somehow implicated in Tupra's unexpected behaviour? And will he be able to disentangle himself from a situation that is becoming increasingly disturbing?"--Jacket.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Your face tomorrow -- 2
Other Editions
- Your face tomorrow: Dance and dream
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