Author: Robert Harris
Translator: Young-hak Cho
Publisher: Random House Korea
Hardcover | 412 pages | 147 * 210 * 25 mm
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About This Book
From the bestselling author of Fatherland and Imperium comes The Ghost,
an extraordinarily auspicious thriller of power, politics, corruption,
and murder. Dashing, captivating Adam Lang was Britain's longest serving
-- and most controversial -- prime minister of the last half century,
whose career ended in tatters after he sided with America in an
unpopular war on terror. Now, after stepping down in disgrace, Lang is
hiding out in wintry Martha's Vineyard to finish his much sought-after,
potentially explosive memoir, for which he accepted one of history's
largest cash advances. But the project runs aground when his ghostwriter
suddenly and mysteriously disappears and later washes up, dead, on the
island's deserted shore.
Enter our hero -- Lang's new ghostwriter -- cynical, mercenary, and
quick with a line of deadpan humor. Accustomed to working with fading
rock stars and minor celebrities, he jumps at the chance to be the new
ghost of Adam Lang's memoirs, especially as it means a big payday. At
once he flies to Lang's remote location in America to finish the book in
the seclusion of a luxurious estate, but it doesn't take him long to
realize he has made a fatal error in judgment.
The state of affairs is grim enough when the ghost begins to unearth the
bone-chilling circumstances of his predecessor's death. And before long,
he discovers that the ex-prime minister is not just a charismatic
politician who made a few mistakes. He's a dark, tortured man with
haunting secrets in his past -- secrets with the power to alter world
politics. Secrets with the power to kill.
Robert Harris is known the world over as a master of his trade. The
Ghost is yet another signature, brilliant tour de force that will
compel, captivate, and excite readers to the very last shocking page.
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