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Separated into four parts and coming in at a whopping 800 pages, Hayes' latest has the heft of an old-school. Martin in a race to see which prolific author could deliver their long-awaited follow-up first, Terry Hayes turns in another exhilarating, page-turning thriller a decade after his high-profile debut, I Am Pilgrim, became a global publishing phenomenon
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The Year of the Locust Terry Hayes Hardcover ISBN: 9781668055786 Atria Books, February 2024, 784 pages Greetings, readers, and welcome back to another book review! This month we're exploring a twisty, tense spy thriller that takes its time getting to some unexpected places in The Year of the Locust, by Terry Hayes Martin in a race to see which prolific author could deliver their long-awaited follow-up first, Terry Hayes turns in another exhilarating, page-turning thriller a decade after his high-profile debut, I Am Pilgrim, became a global publishing phenomenon Ten years in the making and nearly 800 pages long, THE YEAR OF THE LOCUST defies categorization
THE YEARS OF THE LOCUST. by ERDMAN, Loula Grace. Near Fine Hardcover 1st Edition. Monroe. The Year of the Locust Terry Hayes Hardcover ISBN: 9781668055786 Atria Books, February 2024, 784 pages Greetings, readers, and welcome back to another book review! This month we're exploring a twisty, tense spy thriller that takes its time getting to some unexpected places in The Year of the Locust, by Terry Hayes In the first several sections, narrated by CIA operative Ridley Kane, a terse, tense spy novel set in Middle Eastern and Central Asian hotspots unfolds.
The Year of the Locust Athena Books. Separated into four parts and coming in at a whopping 800 pages, Hayes' latest has the heft of an old-school. Hayes's sophomore outing is not a sequel to Pilgrim but rather a hard-charging foray into the world of Islamic terrorism.