Name: Fate (en Inglés)
SKU: 67199225
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Author: Ian Bloom

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Natural Press

Autor

Ian Bloom

Idioma

Inglés

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Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781944527129

Fate (en Inglés)

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Ian Bloom wrote Fate at age 34, returning from Tokyo, Frankfurt, Geneva, Zürich, and Milan - a man between centuries, walking like a ghost through freeports, tombs, and private airfields. A screen novel stripped to the bone, yet tectonic in consequence.Fate is a sovereign thriller of art-world espionage, Nazi-looted paintings, and diplomatic immunity, all wrapped around the cold anatomy of trust and betrayal. From the catacombs of Switzerland to the vaults of Bel Air, Bloom conjures a postmodern samurai saga: Le Samouraï by way of Michael Clayton, if ghostwritten by Nietszche.Jean Barry is an American art dealer with customs clearance and a conscience on the line. When a Goya resurfaces from the ashes of history - blood-stamped, war-stolen, and insured by no one - Jean is forced into the underworld of masked power brokers, hollow estates, and off-ledger transactions. But this isn't about art. It's about leverage. And the deal is already done.Written with Bloom's signature restraint and militarized style - cigarette pauses, gloved elegance, and dialogue like scalpel-play - Fate moves like a professional killer: silent, direct, cinematic. It is noir without the romanticism, espionage without the gadgets, and myth without the safety net.This isn't a heist story.It's a reckoning.A metaphysical finance thriller.A gospel of betrayal, forged in Cartier time and Swiss blood.The rules are fixed. The players are masked.But Jean plays for keeps.And Fate has a return policy.