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High Jinx

Written by: William F. Buckley
Narrated by: Christopher Hurt
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As Anatole Broyard of the New York Times has so aptly said, "If le Carr├® is the Henry James of suspense fiction, Buckley, if he chose, might be the Waugh." Bill Buckley has created a handsome American hero, Blackford Oakes, who happens to be an irreverent Yale-and-CIA-trained superspy.

The year is 1954. Stalin has died in Moscow and a deadly earnest power play nears its conclusion. Meanwhile, British and American commandos on a mission to liberate a Soviet satellite country have met a disastrous end. Jinxed. The communications system between English and American intelligence has been penetrated. Jinxed. There is a spook in their midst. High Jinx—higher still when the risk becomes one which Blacky alone must take.

©1986 William F. Buckley Jr. (P)1990 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Espionage International Mystery & Crime Mystery Spies & Politics Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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Critic Reviews

“Buckley's ingenious plot and linguistic ballet show him in top form.”

(Publishers Weekly)

“Blackford Oakes is back and continues to be as witty, charming, and courageous as ever.”

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