The Negotiator
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A masterwork of geopolitical suspense, The Negotiator chronicles the high-stakes abduction of the son of the President of the United States — a carefully orchestrated kidnapping designed to derail a landmark arms reduction treaty between America and the Soviet Union. Frederick Forsyth constructs a taut, meticulously researched thriller that uncovers the shadowy network of rogue operatives, arms dealers, and ideological extremists willing to plunge the world back into the Cold War. At the centre of the crisis stands Quinn, a brilliant and unconventional freelance negotiator pulled out of retirement to navigate an increasingly deadly labyrinth of deception and power. Written with Forsyth's trademark authority and eye for procedural detail, the novel presents a chilling portrait of a world where diplomacy and brutality exist in razor-thin proximity.
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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good to fair. Jacket: good, worn/faded. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
A masterwork of geopolitical suspense, The Negotiator chronicles the high-stakes abduction of the son of the President of the United States — a carefully orchestrated kidnapping designed to derail a landmark arms reduction treaty between America and the Soviet Union. Frederick Forsyth constructs a taut, meticulously researched thriller that uncovers the shadowy network of rogue operatives, arms dealers, and ideological extremists willing to plunge the world back into the Cold War. At the centre of the crisis stands Quinn, a brilliant and unconventional freelance negotiator pulled out of retirement to navigate an increasingly deadly labyrinth of deception and power. Written with Forsyth's trademark authority and eye for procedural detail, the novel presents a chilling portrait of a world where diplomacy and brutality exist in razor-thin proximity.
