English novel The Night Manager John le Carré Penguin John Le Carré
<p><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i3/3089026039/O1CN01bQn1zP1uTuNxWDnVN_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-lazyload" align="absmiddle"></p><p> </p>Author: John le Carré<br><br>Binding: paperback<br><br>Number of pages: 473 pages<br><br>Language: English<br><br>Size: 12.9 x 2.3x 19.9 cm<br><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i3/3089026039/O1CN01EwoQSi1uTuK0QKXHz_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-lazyload" align="absmiddle"><p> </p><p><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i4/3089026039/O1CN01x4rP9Y1uTuNvXT9OZ_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-lazyload" align="absmiddle"></p><p> </p>Veteran Jonathan Pine is not keen on violence. Facing the death of his lover， he chose to escape sadly. Later， he became a night shift manager. His pale eyes were subtle and gentle， and he seemed to leave the blood color behind him. But he saw the arms dealer Richard Roper sway into the hotel lobby. This time， he grasped the fate and passed it on. Arrow of revenge.<br><br>The Whitehall and Washington intelligence officers were shocked to find that behind this non-staff agent's quiet and indifferent personality， it was all the madness ... and their plans to bring down Roper were also wrestling to an uncontrollable position. ...<br><br>Le Carré's writing pays tribute to both the thrilling and romantic traditions of spy novels and the ultimate moral dilemma of intelligence work: if I am "one of us"， if I am required to obey any order， then-<br><br>Is "obedience" an excuse to evade oneself?<br><br>Who is "us"?<br><p><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i3/3089026039/O1CN01kVyEo91uTuNz9sJeO_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-lazyload" align="absmiddle"></p><p><span style="font-size: 18.0px;">John Le Carré， formerly known as David Cornwell， was born in the United Kingdom in 1931. He studied at the University of Bern and Oxford and taught French and German at Eaton College. At the age of 18， he was recruited by the British military intelligence unit to spy on East Berlin; in 1958 he worked at the MI5 of the British Security Agency and began writing. In 1963， the third novel， "Blind's Shadow，" came out， and well-known novelist Graham Green praised: "This is the best spy novel I've ever read!" This established the status of a literary master and turned to full-time writing. . Over the past 50 years， Le Carré has lived in London and Cornwall and has worked hard. He has written 24 novels to date， 4 of which have been selected as "Top 100 Crime Reasoning Novels" by the MWA (American Association of Reasoning Writers). He was selected as one of the "Top Ten Spy Novels" by MWA's top ten genre masterpieces. One of the good English novelists</span></p><p><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i4/3089026039/O1CN015yeiYs1uTuNoicpBb_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-lazyload" align="absmiddle"></p><p><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i4/3089026039/O1CN012O97FY1uTuJxKQ3ax_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-lazyload" align="absmiddle"><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i3/3089026039/O1CN01oARUs11uTuJzDRR1r_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-beforeload" align="absmiddle"><img src="https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i2/3089026039/O1CN01zuMvOF1uTuJwIJlQM_!!3089026039.jpg" class="img-ks-beforeload" align="absmiddle"></p>