The Kingfisher's Call: A Novel of Espionage by John Reed

The Kingfisher's Call: A Novel of Espionage

John Reed
283 pages
Sourcebooks Landmark; 1ST edition
Apr 2002
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A fast-paced nonstop ride full of thrills and intrigue. Sourcebooks Landmark is proud to add John Reed and The Kingfisher’s Call to its list. Written in the tradition of a Tom Clancy novel, Reed’s rapid-fire thriller will consume the reader with its machine gun action, intrigue in the highest reaches of government and exotic settings. The story begins when a beautiful Chinese woman named Bao Qing meets a young man named Jon Cross in Burma’s moonlit strawberry market in the 1950s. The liaison turns into a never-forgotten love affair. Cross becomes a legendary CIA agent whose mission is to rescue Bao Qing, the one love of his life, by bringing her out of Communist China where she has lived for over five decades serving as a mole with access to the most sensitive secrets of the Chinese state.
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Pages 283
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Published 2002
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