Compra 10 libros por 10 € aquí!
Bookbot

Talty Stephan

    Stephan Talty es un autor de bestsellers del New York Times reconocido por su cautivadora no ficción narrativa. Destaca por dar vida a individuos extraordinarios y momentos históricos cruciales a través de una narración vívida. El trabajo de Talty a menudo explora temas de resiliencia humana y actos audaces en momentos críticos. Basándose en una extensa experiencia periodística, su escritura sumerge a los lectores en relatos llenos de suspense y basados en hechos.

    Black Irish (Absalom Kearney 1)
    Koresh
    Hangman (Absalom Kearney 2)
    The Good Assassin
    • The Good Assassin

      • 320 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      New in paperback - The thrilling true story of an Israel spy's epic journey to bring the notorious Butcher of Latvia to justice. A page-turner to rival anything by John le Carre, this real-life tale of espionage will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

      The Good Assassin
    • Hangman (Absalom Kearney 2)

      • 377 páginas
      • 14 horas de lectura

      Detective Absalom Kearney returns in this chilling, compelling standout crime thriller for fans of Tana French, Dennis Lehane and Jo Nesbo

      Hangman (Absalom Kearney 2)
    • In the Spring of 1993, federal agents raided the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. A 51-day standoff ensued. Known as the Waco Siege, it has become a founding myth of the extreme wing of American conservatism, invoked by militiamen, gun rights advocates, and the alt-right.The leader of the evangelical sect, an extreme form of Seventh-Day Adventism, was David Koresh. Born Vernon Howell, he was a preacher, interpreter of the Bible, and obsessed with the coming of the Apocalypse. A charismatic but highly volatile man, he was a former victim of sexual abuse who himself became a sexual predator on a large scale, exploiting many of the women in his compound.Koresh is Stephan Talty's extraordinary, meticulous narration of the events that led up to the Waco Siege. Drawing on new sources, FBI negotiation tapes, and interviews with family and friends, this definitive biography explores how Koresh grew from a young man to a cult leader, and investigates why the siege has become an enduring symbol for radical opponents of the democratic state.

      Koresh