Hopscotch

Hopscotch - Paperback

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Hopscotch

Hopscotch - Paperback

by Brian Garfield
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Hopscotch - Paperback

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The award-winning classic novel of cold war espionage and international intrigue, from the author of Death Wish.

Brian Garfield's
Hopscotch is the winner of the Edgar Award for best novel, and was adapted into a film starring Walter Matthau, Glenda Jackson, and Ned Beatty.

Since being forced into retirement by the CIA, Miles Kendig had tried everything in an effort to satisfy his hunger for excitement. But he could not recreate the ultimate conflict of life or death with no rules, the experience of pitting himself against the enemy with no holds barred.

Despite his bitterness at being shelved by the CIA, Miles was still scrupulously American--so when he found himself tempted by an offer from the Russians, he realized the time had come for him to put up or give up.

Miles has been waiting, carefully planning, for years--and, finally, he's ready. By threatening to expose the espionage secrets of the major powers, he set himself up as the quarry of an international manhunt. Now he would either prove to himself that after twenty-five years of playing the game he was still a winner, or he would meet his death at the hands of younger men.
ISBN9780765309211
Author Brian Garfield
PublisherForge
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedSeptember 2004
LanguageENG- English
Pages271
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Brian Garfield

Brian Garfield was an army veteran and former president of both Western Writers of America and Mystery Writers of America. He was the author of more than seventy books, several of which were nominated for or winners of awards. Eighteen films are based on his writings.

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