Live Fire
基本信息·出版社：Hodder & Stoughton ·页码：474 页 ·出版日期：2010年03月 ·ISBN：0340921757 ·International Standard Book Number：0340921757 ...
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基本信息·出版社：Hodder & Stoughton
·页码：474 页
·出版日期：2010年03月
·ISBN：0340921757
·International Standard Book Number：0340921757
·条形码：9780340921753
·EAN：9780340921753
·装帧：平装
·正文语种：英语
·丛书名：A Dan Shepherd Mystery
内容简介 Mickey and Mark Moore are ordinary decent criminals—hard men who live by their own code and leaders of a gang that has made millions at the point of a gun. But when Dan "Spider" Shepherd is sent to infiltrate the tightly knit team of bank robbers, he discovers that he has more in common with them then he first thought. And that perhaps being a career criminal isn't the worst thing in the world. As Shepherd and his Serious Organized Crime Agency colleagues plot the downfall of the Moore brothers, a more sinister threat stalks the streets of London: a group of home-grown Islamic fundamentalist fanatics embark on a campaign of terror the likes of which Britain has never seen. Car bombs and beheadings are only the prelude of what they have planned—and Shepherd is the only man who can stop them.
作者简介 Stephen Leather was a journalist for more than 10 years for such publications as the
Daily Mail, the
Times, and the
South China Morning Post in Hong Kong. His bestsellers have been translated into more than 10 languages.
媒体推荐 'Pacy read ... totally convincing ... They're Jeremy Clarkson with a gun' -- BBC Radio 5
Live on LIVE FIRE 'Exceptionally good' -- Herald Sun, Australia on LIVE FIRE
Praise for Stephen Leather's novels -- : 'A brilliant read that stands out of the morass of so-so military thrillers around nowadays.' -- News of the World 'Everything is taut and dangerous from the first page of Stephen Leather's new novel ... The action is relentless until the breathtaking conclusion.' -- West Australian 'This is an aggressively topical novel but a genuinely thrilling one, too.' -- Daily Telegraph 'A hardboiled thriller, well-paced throughout with a surprisingly well-developed sense of morality regarding the sins of the past' -- Sunday Tribune Review
