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A sequel to the New York Times bestselling novel, Masquerade, The Coil picks up several years later. Liz Sansborough, former CIA agent and now an academic, has managed to put the pieces of her life back together. But Sansborough has a dark secret - she is the daughter of the one of the most... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Simon Childs: Add a description of this character.
- Sarah Walker
- Liz Sansborough
- Asher Flores
- Gino Malko
- Anthony Brookshire
- Duchesne
- Langley
- Henry Percy
- Kirk
- Terrill Leaming
- Mark
- Mick
- Gregory Gilmartin
- Guignot
- Tish Childs
- Melanie
- Dreftbury
- Nicholas Inglethorpe
- Clive
- Robert
- Cronus
- Mac
- Frank
- Johann
- Prometheus
- Tony
- Hyperion
- Robbie
- Jimmy Unak
- Grey Mellencamp
- Potter
- Walther
- Barry
- Baron De Darmond
Setting & Locations edit
- Paris
- London
- Santarosa
- Europe
- Santa Barbara
- France
- Jaffa
- California
- Scotland
- England
- Brussels
- United States
- Bratislava
- Britain
- Coil
- Belleville
- Zurich
- Chantilly
- Northumberland
- Pigalle
- New York
- Florence
- Belgium
- America
- Hôtel Valhalla
- Italy
- Whitehall
- Germany
- Virginia
- Tuzla
- Glasgow
- Sicily
First Sentence edit
In one of his trademark conservative suits, Gino Malko strolled through the rue Sainte-Catherine area in the heart of the lower city, enjoying the cool sunlight of the northern spring as he swung his special ebony cane with the silver handle.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Gayle Lynds (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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