Incarnation by Daniel Easterman
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Incarnation
Summary
In northern India a ten-year-old boy is being interrogated by three MI6 agents. A tape-recorder turns; there is no air-conditioning, no fan. Everyone but the boy is sweating: his tale is one so incredible that none dares believe it.
Incarnation Summary
Incarnation Reviews
'This is the sort of book that mega-seller Jack Higgins might hope to write when he grows up' The Times 'There are shades of Graham Greene in the climate of brooding terror which Easterman conjures so very nicely' Independent 'Ingenious...splendidly gruesome set-pieces' Evening Standard 'Nonstop action and real food for thought. Riveting and chilling' Publishers Weekly
Additional information
GOR004367631
9780002256100
000225610X
Incarnation by Daniel Easterman
Used - Very Good
Hardback
HarperCollins Publishers
1998-10-05
400
N/A
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