The Spy Who Died Twice

This hardcover edition of "The Spy Who Died Twice" is in fair condition. The dust jacket shows noticeable wear, with edge wear and small tears, but it remains intact. The binding is solid, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. A collectible first printing from 1975, ideal for collectors and fans of espionage fiction.

"The Spy Who Died Twice" by Michael Bar-Zohar is a thrilling espionage novel first published in French in 1974. This edition, published by Houghton Mifflin Company in Boston in 1975, is a first printing, making it a notable find for collectors. The book is translated from the French by June P. Wilson and Walter B. Michaels, ensuring the story's gripping narrative is accessible to English readers. Bar-Zohar, known for his expertise in espionage themes, delivers a compelling tale that is as intriguing as it is suspenseful. The hardcover edition is distinguished by its unique cover design and the author's reputation for detailed and authentic spy stories. This particular copy shows signs of wear on the dust jacket, including edge wear and small tears, but remains a significant piece for enthusiasts of the genre.