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The City of Echoes - Signed Copy

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The City of Echoes - Signed Copy

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Signed Hardback Pre-Order | The City of Echoes by Joseph O'Connor

Pre-order a signed hardback copy of The City of Echoes by Joseph O'Connor.

Published by Harvill, this 368-page hardback is part of the Rome Escape Line series. Set in Italy during the Second World War, this atmospheric historical thriller promises danger, suspense and a mission that cannot fail. It is a brilliant choice for readers who enjoy wartime fiction, historical thrillers, literary suspense and gripping novels set in Rome.

Publication date: 28 January 2027. All signed hardback pre-orders will be dispatched as soon as stock arrives.

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A dangerous mission is underway in Occupied Rome, right under the noses of the Gestapo. The acclaimed wartime thriller from the award-winning and internationally bestselling author of My Father's House.

May 1944. Rome is still ruled by the Gestapo, but the Allies are closing in.

As tensions rise, John May's work smuggling escaped prisoners of war to safety through the Vatican Escape Line grows ever more treacherous.

When a hijacked strongbox of Nazi money is discovered, May's Escape Line comrades hope to use it to help their cause. But the money has been stolen by an infamous Roman criminal: a man whispered about for his legendary ruthlessness.

May's mission to recover the looted cash will take him to dangerous extremes. As rumours infect the beleaguered city, Gestapo boss Paul Hauptmann's behaviour becomes increasingly desperate. Soon the pair are set on a deadly collision course which will test May's courage to its limit.

PRAISE FOR JOSEPH O'CONNOR
'As thrilling, beautiful and sensational a novel as you'll read this year or any year' Sunday Times

'Combines the pleasures of the ideal holiday read with those of a literary masterpiece' Fintan O'Toole, Irish Times

'A superb testament to humankind's bravery and resilience . . . moving and immersive' Guardian, Books of the Year

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