Slough House #03: Real Tigers

- Titles in the Series -

#01: Slow Horses
#02: Dead Lions
#03: Real Tigers
#04: Spook Street
#05.5: Drop, The (Novella)
#05: London Rules
#06.5: Catch, The (Novella)
#06: Joe Country
#07: Slough House
#08: Bad Actors

- Reviews -

I absolutely loved Real Tigers. It's a decidedly British spy novel written with distinctly American noir panache. Herron has a natural talent for creating and portraying characters that are instantly understandable, relatable, and more than occasionally despicable. A real treat Roger Hobbs, author of Ghostman Beautiful, wicked writing married to a wonderful black cynicism. You won't want to think the world works like this but Herron's version is horribly persuasive Harry Bingham, author of This Thing of Darkness Damn it, this man's good. This is the espionage game stripped of its posturing and played out without a James Bond or a Jason Bourne in sight, but with a keener wit, a telling conscience, and better jokes. I loved it Helen Giltrow, author of The Distance This tale of rogue spies is brilliantly written, excellently plotted and darkly funny. One of the best crime novels of the year Martyn Waites, author of The Mercy Seat Sizzlingly stylish, ferociously funny and fiercely intelligent, Mick Herron has managed to breathe new life into the spy novel. With its deft, elaborate plotting and brilliantly flawed characters, Real Tigers is one hell of a ride Stav Sherez, author of Eleven Days In Real Tigers, Mick Herron has crafted a truly standout spy thriller. Witty, urbane, filled with acute observations, endlessly quotable lines and a cast of wonderfully jaded agents who I look forward to spending time with for many more books to come. An utter delight Chris Ewan, author of Safe House

- Author Bio -

Mick Herron's first Slough House novel - the Steel-Dagger nominated Slow Horses - was described as the 'most enjoyable British spy novel in years' by the Mail on Sunday. The second Slough House novel, Dead Lions, won the 2013 CWA Goldsboro Gold Dagger, and was picked by the Sunday Times as one of the best twenty-five crime novels of the past five years. Mick was born in Newcastle upon Tyne and now lives in Oxford.

- Full Details -

Status:	Out of Print
ISBN-13:	9781473621213
Published:	11 Feb 2016
Published In:	United Kingdom
Imprint:	John Murray Publishers
Publisher:	John Murray Press
Format:	Hardback
Height:	234mm
Width:	153mm
Pages:	368
Dewey:	823.92

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