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A Firing Offense
by David Ignatius (Narrator: Richard Ferrone)
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Recorded Books (1998)
ISBN: 0788721674
EAN: 9780788721670
Audio Cassette
Running Time: 825 unknown-units
SKU: 01IB-004-7-1207
Condition: G Journalists -- New
Comments: UNABRIDGED; EX-LIBRARY with typical stickers and markings; 10 audiocassettes in original plastic case; Case shows typical wear; Everything appears to be in order; While we cannot test our thousands of hours of media, we guarantee them to play well. Narrated by Richard Ferrone. *International Buyers Welcome!* (except for prohibitively heavy items, as noted) - Satisfied customers in over 40 countries! We ship quickly and guarantee satisfaction. Your purchase helps support a U. Chicago student
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Product Description
When a member of the newsroom crosses the professional line in a search for the truth, the results turn out to be hazardous to his careerand to his life. In the tradition of John le Carré, critically-acclaimed novelist and award-winning journalist David Ignatius creates this searingly realistic account of espionage in the work place and one mans struggle to do the right thing. Foreign correspondent Eric Truell gains international recognition with his exclusive story after he breaks into a French restaurant held by terrorists. Tempting him with more scoops, a maverick intelligence agent offers sensitive information involving a shady trade network with foreign powers. But as Eric follows up the leads, he is no longer sure of his role. Is he an investigative reporteror a pawn for the CIA? David Ignatius packs this best-selling thriller with finely-drawn characters, authentic settings, and a plot that tightens around every corner. Narrator Richard Ferrone keeps you glued to your cassette player as Eric hovers on the brink of committing the ultimate breach of newsroom ethics.
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