The Matarese Countdown (The second book in the Matarese dynasty series)A novel by Robert LudlumTwenty years ago, top agents from the CIA and KGB banded together to bring down the Matarese Circle, an international cabal of powerbrokers and assassins whose sole objective was to achieve worldwide economic domination. Now the bloody Matarese dynasty is back--and the only man with the power to stop it may have already run out of time....CIA case officer Cameron Pryce is hot on the trail of the new Matarese alliance. His only chance to terminate its ruthless activities is to follow the trail of blood money and stone-cold killers right to the heart of its deadly conspiracy.From the Hamptons to London's Belgrave Square, Matarese assassins have already struck with brutal efficiency, eliminating all who stand in their way. Their chain of violence is impossible to stop--until Pryce gets a rare break. One of the Matarese's victims survives long enough to whisper dying words that will blow the case wide open: the top secret code name for legendary retired CIA agent Brandon Scofield--the only man who has ever infiltrated the Matarese inner circle and lived to tell about it.

ITEM CODE: 2139 TITLE: Robert Frost: Farm-Poultryman AUTHOR: Robert Frost BINDING: Hardcover with Dust Jacket PUBLICATION DETAILS: Publisher: Dartmouth Publications (Hanover 1963) Copyright: 1963 by Trustees of Dartmouth College Edition: First Edition, 2nd Printing ISBN 0874510325 DESCRIPTION: Collectible Vintage Early Writing of this American Laureate in Poetry BOOK CONDITION: Book in near fine vintage condition, with thick crisp pages, in good vintage brown pictorial dust jacket with some shelfwear, close small tears to surface and edges; in beautiful brown cloth over board binding, black lettering to spine; light rub to head and tail caps of cover spine; erased pencil info mark residue to front free endpaper; dust to text block edges, otherwise pages are clean and unmarked; spine is solid, binding tight. SUMMARY/SYNOPSIS: The story of Robert Frost’s career as a breeder and fancier of hens and the texts of eleven long-forgotten prose contributions by the poet, which appeared in two New England poultry journals in 1903-05, during his years of farming at Derry New Hampshire. BOOK REVIEW: “This small volume has an importance quite beyond the slender nature of the articles … As showing some very early insights into the later style of Frost’s poems, they have a surprising amount o offer. Above all, the book establishes the wholesomeness and liveliness of the author’s nature from the beginning.” – New York Times Book Review

For over thirty years, Robert Ludlum has been acknowledged as the master of international suspense and intrigue. In 2000, Ludlum managed to raise the bar yet again with his widely acclaimed bestsellers The Prometheus Deception and The Hades Factor, the first novel in his exciting Covert-One series. Now Covert-One is back, in a novel that could only have come from the imagination of the world's greatest storyteller."What they're going to do, I never would have believed it. It's insanity!" They were the final words spoken by Yuri Danko, an officer in the medical division of Russia's security service, before his body was ripped apart by a spray of assassins' bullets. In possession of Danko's classified papers, Covert-One operative Jon Smith and CIA undercover agent Randi Russell have unearthed a terrifying global conspiracy that threatens to unleash a plague of immeasurable proportions. A Serb terrorist has been dispatched from Russia to spirit hazardous vials of deadly bacteria into the United States. His mission: deliver it to an unknown American government agent-- a shadowy figure whose own motives for acquiring the bioweapon are made all the more unfathomable when both men are found murdered, and the strain is stolen. Now Smith and Russell must track it down, find the madman who possesses it, and stop him before he holds a defenseless world hostage with the power to render the human race extinct. (goodreads.com)

ITEM CODE: 2155 TITLE: The Company AUTHOR: Robert Littell BINDING: Hardcover with Dust Jacket PUBLICATION DETAILS: Publisher: The Overlook Press (New York 2002) Copyright: 2002 by Robert Littell Edition: First Edition, First Printing ISBN: 1585671975 // 9781585671977 DESCRIPTION: Collectible First Edition, First Printing; Advance Reading Copy BOOK CONDITION: Book is in “Very Good” condition, in near fine unclipped pictorial dust jacket with light rub along edges, small frays bottom flap-fold corners; bump to head and tail caps of cover spine; dust to text block edges, otherwise inside pages are clean and unmarked; spine is solid and square, binding tight. SUMMARY/SYNOPSIS: With a sharp eye for the pathos and absurdity of the Cold War, Robert Littell crafted his first novel, the now legendary spy thriller The Defection of A.J. Lewinter. Christopher Lehmann-Haupt of The New York Times called it "a perfect little gem, the best Cold War thriller I've read in years," and the praise kept coming with critics hailing Littell as "the American Le Carré" (New York Times) and raving that his books were "as good as thriller writing gets" (The Washington Post). For his fourteenth novel, Robert Littell creates an engrossing, multigenerational, wickedly nostalgic yet utterly candid saga, bringing to life through a host of characters-historical and imagined-the over 40 years of the CIA-"the Company" to insiders. At the heart of the novel is a stunningly conceived mole hunt involving such rivals and allies as the MI6, KGB, and Mossad. Racing across a canvas that spans the legendary Berlin Base in the 1950s-the front line of the simmering Cold War-to the Soviet invasion of Hungary, the Bay of Pigs, the Afghan war, the Gorbachev putsch, and other major theatres of operation for the CIA, The Company tells a thrilling story of agents imprisoned in double lives, fighting an enemy that was amoral, elusive, formidable. Littell tells it like it was: CIA agents, fighting not only the good fight, but sometimes the bad one as well. Littell also brilliantly lays bare the warring within the Company to add another dimension to the spy vs. spy game: the battles between the counterintelligence agents in Washington, like the utterly obsessive real-life mole hunter James Angleton, and the covert action boys in the field, like The Company's Harvey Torriti-the Sorcerer-a brilliant and brash rule breaker and dirty tricks expert who fights fire with fire, and his Apprentice, Jack McAuliffe, recruited fresh out of Yale, who learns tradecraft and the hard truths of life in the field. As this dazzling anatomy of the CIA unfolds, nothing less than the world's future in the second half of the twentieth century is at stake. At once a celebration of a long Cold War well fought, an elegy for the end of an era, and a reckoning for a profession in which moral ambiguity created a wilderness of mirrors, The Company is the Cold War's devastating truth, its entertaining tale, its last word. BOOK DIMENSIONS: Length: 24.2 cm Width: 15.8 cm Thickness: 5.8 cm Weight: 1.3 kg BOOK REVIEW: “Since his Cold War classic, The Defection of AJ. Lewinter, Littell has been steadily creating his own subgenre, the counter-thriller, witty and highly original tales that play off the clichés of the Cold War thriller and subvert them.” – Joseph Finder, The Washington Post

Title: EnigmaAuthor: Robert HarrisFormat: HardboundCondition: Very Good – trimmed pagesPrice: P230Amazon Review:A gripping World War II mystery novel with a cryptographic twist, Enigma's hero is Tom Jericho, a brilliant British mathematician working as a member of the team struggling to crack the Nazi Enigma code. Jericho's own struggles include nerve-wracking mental labor, the mysterious disappearance of a former girlfriend, the suspicions of his co-workers within the paranoid high-security project, and the certainty that someone close to him, perhaps the missing girl, is a Nazi spy. The plot is pure fiction but the historical background, Alan Turing's famous wartime computing project that cracked the German U-boat communications code, is real and accurately portrayed. Enigma is convincingly plotted, forcefully written, and filled with well drawn characters; in short, it's everything a good technomystery should be. Amazon Rating - 4/5 starsBarnes and Noble Rating - 4/5 stars

Title: Into the BlueAuthor: Robert GoddardFormat: Trade PaperbackCondition: Good - medium tanning, stamp on top, dull edges Price: P80Synopsis:Harry Barnett lives the life of an Englishman on permanent vacation in Greece, house-sitting for a powerful friend and hiding from a past disgrace. That is, until a guest at the villa disappears on a walking tour, and Harry is the number one suspect. While a Greek detective tries to trap him, and the British tabloids pillory him at home, Harry’s conscience is his worst enemy of all. What happened to young, beautiful Heather Mallender? Who took her—and why didn’t Harry realize that something was amiss?Suddenly, a man steeped in failure has found a purpose, retracing the strange, twisting route that led to Heather’s vanishing. But the more he learns, the less he knows. Until Harry finds himself at the heart of a dangerous puzzle whose pieces are scattered everywhere: in the realm of British politics, in the beds of adulterous lovers, in the past, the present, and most of all, amid the secrets of a killer....

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The Road to Gandolfo (The first book in the Road To series) A novel by Michael Shepherd (Robert Ludlum) A wickedly funny Robert Ludlum you've never met before. All the explosive paving of The Bourne Identity, the Byzantine treachery of The Parsifal Mosaic, the relentless action of The Bourne Ultimatum. The Principal Cast: General Mackenzie Hawkings, legend, hero, rogue. Sam Devereaux, bright young lawyer from Harvard, now in the army, can't wait to get out. General Hawken's four ex-wives, a quartet of incredibly endowed women who've formed a club: Hawkin's Harem. The Premise: Kidnap Pope Francesco I, the most beloved pontiff since John XX III. Ransom: One American dollar for every Catholic in the world. The Problem: Pope Francesco I says: "Gentle souls, why not?"

Synopsis: After he firewalked in Polynesia, the world wasn't the same for Alexander Hergensheimer, now called Alec Graham. As natural accidents occurred without cease, Alex knew Armageddon and the Day of Judgement were near. Somehow he had to bring his beloved heathen, Margrethe, to a state of grace, and, while he was at it, save the rest of the world .... Awards: Hugo Award Nominee For Best Novel, 1985 Nebula Award Nominee For Best Novel, 1985 Locus Award Nominee For Best Fantasy Novel, 1985 Format: Mass Market Paperback Condition: Good

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