Archangel (1982)
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'An amazing feat of storytelling... Too good to miss'
THE SCOTSMAN

 
They never told Michael Holly the risks of espionage in the
Soviet Union. They never said that if he was caught he would be
facing fifteen years in a gulag in the midst of a frozen tundra. It
was supposed to be a simple handover and he never imagined
that he finds himself staring certain, inevitable death in the face,
Holly has to find the strength to gather his resources to fight the
camp's brutal regime in any way he can and with the limited
means at his disposal.
 
But life in the camps is not like life in the outside world. It is
the place where dreams are brought to die. Like the eight
hundred inmates of Camp 3, Michael Holly has a dream of
living through this hell. But against the might of the Soviet
state, is he strong enough to keep his dream alive?
 
'Written with terrifying, informed immediacy, this holds like
barbed wire'
 EVENING STANDARD
 
'As good as the best of the masters - Greene, Ambler, Le Carré'
LOS ANGELES EXAMINER
 
'A novel of great distinction' DAILY MAIL
 
- from the back cover -

by Gerald Seymour

Last Updated on March 25, 2000.