Kolymsky Heights
- 496 pages
- 18 hours of reading
The book that came in from the cold; this much celebrated spy thriller on the Faber backlist is repackaged and reissued.
Lionel Davidson Book order
March 31, 1922 – October 21, 2009
Lionel Davidson masterfully blended the suspense of espionage thrillers with adventure, earning immense international acclaim. His novels are characterized by intricate plots and a captivating style that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Davidson established himself as a creator of thrilling narratives, often exploring the complexities of human nature under duress. His works represent a pinnacle of the genre, continuing to engage a wide audience seeking intelligent and gripping storytelling.
- 1994
- 1992
The Chelsea Murders
- 238 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The Chelsea Murders (1978) was Lionel Davidson's seventh novel, earning him the Crime Writer's Association Gold Dagger Award and prompting the Daily Telegraph to declare, 'Lionel Davidson is one of the best and most versatile thriller writers we have.' A terrifying, grotesque figure bursts into a young art student's room.
- 1992
Der Ruf der Gazelle - bk1440; Goldmann Verlag; Lionel Davidson; pocket_book; 1992
- 1990
- 1976
'Beyond question the book of the year.' Spectator Chaim Weizmann was a great man, one of the founders of modern Israel. He was also a chemist of international repute. His work in the thirties led him to a cheap way of synthesising oil. But politics took over and it seemed Weizmann had died without passing on his revolutionary knowledge. In the oil-starved seventies, it falls to Igor Druyanov to reconstruct that magic formula. And the chase is on, for the news will overturn the Middle East . . . Tense, intelligent and stylish, The Sun Chemist is gripping spy thriller from a true master of the genre.
