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Triple is a 1979 espionage thriller novel by British author Ken Follett that won the Edgar Award for Best Novel. The story fictionalizes Operation Plumbat, a real-life 1968 intelligence operation in which the Mossad successfully diverted uranium oxide to support Israel's nuclear program. The plot fo...
Night Over Water is a 1991 historical thriller by Ken Follett set principally aboard the Pan American Boeing 314 flying boat Clipper during the opening days of World War II. Its passengers include people fleeing Britain for different political and personal reasons, while criminal schemes and conflic...
Lie Down with Lions is a 1985 espionage novel by Ken Follett set largely in Afghanistan during the Soviet-Afghan War. Its plot brings together an American physician, a French doctor, a British intelligence operative, and Afghan resistance fighters amid covert activity and armed conflict. The novel c...
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