Near Enemy : A Spademan Novel

Near Enemy : A Spademan Novel

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The Taut, Unflinching New Thriller from Adam Sternbergh, Author of the Critically-Acclaimed "Shovel Ready"
New York is toxic decimated by a dirty bomb years ago. The limnosphere is a virtual safe haven if you re rich enough to buy in. Spademan is a hit man box-cutter at the ready.
His latest job is to snuff out Lesser, a lowlife lurking around other people s fantasies. As Spademan is about to close the deal, Lesser comes back from the limn with a wild claim: terrorists are planning to attack New York. Again. This time from the inside out.
The warning sends Spademan down a dark path full of unsavory characters and startling revelations. A shadowy political fixer tells him of a long-running power struggle that goes all the way to City Hall. A brilliant Egyptian radical brings Spademan to the mysterious far-reaches of the limn. And a beautiful nurse holds the secret to what, and who, is behind these attacks and she seems to want to help Spademan stop them. But he works best alone. Or so he thinks.
Spademan has always had his share of enemies, but now they re coming at him from all sides and it s impossible to know whom to trust. To stay sharp, his only option might be the one thing he swore he d never do again."
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Book details

  • Hardcover
  • 320 pages
  • English
  • 0385349025
  • 9780385349024

About Adam Sternbergh

adam sternbergh is a contributing editor for new york magazine and vulture. formerly culture editor of the new york times magazine, his writing has appeare Read More about Adam Sternbergh
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