Len Deighton is a British writer who changed the spy genre with his debut novel, The Ipcress File. He wrote gritty stories about the Cold War and military history that focused on the messy reality of intelligence work. His books are known for their technical detail and realistic characters.
Horse under water
Horse under water
Synopsis
A British intelligence agent is sent to investigate a suspicious death in the world of horse racing, uncovering a web of crime and espionage. As he digs deeper, he finds himself entangled in a dangerous plot that reaches far beyond the racetrack. This classic spy thriller delivers intrigue and suspense at every turn.
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Horse Under WaterPaperback, 1976
240 pages
PantherISBN: 97805860443155 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
Is Horse Under Water part of a series?
This novel is the second book featuring the character Bernard Samson, a British intelligence agent. While it can be read as a standalone story, it deepens the reader's understanding of Samson's world and ongoing challenges.
Does Horse Under Water have a film adaptation?
Yes, this book was adapted into the 1966 film "Funeral in Berlin," starring Michael Caine as the protagonist. The film captures the espionage atmosphere of the novel.