Я Пилигрим

Piligrim - cheloveka s takim imenem ne sushchestvuet. Estʹ Skott Merdok, v proshlom glava odnogo iz sekretnykh podrazdeleniĭ amerikanskoĭ razvedki. On davno vyshel iz igry i vedët uedinënnui͡u zhiznʹ v Parizhe, starai͡asʹ ostavitʹ proshloe pozadi. No mir spet͡ssluzhb ne otpuskaet svoikh li͡udeĭ. Kogda v nʹi͡u-ĭorkskom otele nakhodi͡at mërtvui͡u zhenshchinu, a rassledovanie vyvodit na sled opasnogo terrorista, gotovi͡ashchego masshtabnoe prestuplenie, Merdoku prikhoditsi͡a vernutʹsi͡a. Imenno togda on vnovʹ stanovitsi͡a Piligrimom - chelovekom bez lit͡sa, bez biografii, bez prava na oshibku. Rassledovanie bystro pererastaet v mezhdunarodnui͡u okhotu, okhvatyvai͡ushchui͡u neskolʹko kontinentov. Ėto protivostoi͡anie dvukh professionalov - okhotnika i togo, kto schitaet sebi͡a vershitelem novoĭ istorii. Ėto napri͡azhënnyĭ intellektualʹnyĭ triller s masshtabom pochti ėpicheskim. Kheĭz sochetaet detalʹnui͡u rabotu spet͡ssluzhb, globalʹnui͡u geopolitiku i lichnui͡u dramu geroi͡a, kotoryĭ davno ustal ot sobstvennoĭ roli. Roman napisan dinamichno i kinematografichno - ne sluchaĭno avtor dolgoe vremi͡a rabotal v kino. Si͡uzhet razvivaetsi͡a stremitelʹno, no pri ėtom ostaëtsi͡a logichnym i vystroennym, a stavki vsë vremi͡a rastut. Kniga ponravitsi͡a tem, kto li͡ubit shpionskie trillery o protivostoi͡anii odinochki i globalʹnoĭ ugrozy. Ona napomnit romany Roberta Ladlėma i Frederika Forsaĭta - tem zhe vnimaniem k detali͡am spet͡soperat͡siĭ i masshtabom zamysla. Podoĭdët chitateli͡am, kotorym vazhny ne tolʹko pogoni i zagovory, no i psikhologicheskai͡a glubina geroi͡a, vynuzhdennogo snova statʹ tem, kem on nadei͡alsi͡a bolʹshe nikogda ne bytʹ. Terri Kheĭz - avstraliĭskiĭ st͡senarist i pisatelʹ, rabotavshiĭ nad izvestnymi kinoproektami do togo, kak debi͡utiroval v proze romanom "Piligrim". Ego literaturnyĭ stilʹ otlichaet kinematografichnostʹ, vnimanie k detali͡am i umenie vystraivatʹ slozhnui͡u intrigu. "Piligrim" stal mezhdunarodnym bestsellerom i zakrepil za Kheĭzom reputat͡sii͡u mastera sovremennogo shpionskogo trillera.

Pilgrim — there is no such person by that name. There is Scott Murdoch, the former head of one of the secret divisions of American intelligence. He retired from the game a long time ago and leads a secluded life in Paris, trying to leave the past behind. But the world of special services does not let its people go. When a dead woman is found in a New York hotel, and the investigation leads to the trail of a dangerous terrorist who is preparing a large-scale crime, Murdoch has to return. It is then that he becomes a Pilgrim again — a man without a face, without a biography, without the right to make mistakes. The investigation quickly develops into an international hunt spanning several continents. This is a confrontation between two professionals — a hunter and someone who considers himself the author of a new story. This is a tense intellectual thriller with an almost epic scale. Hayes combines the detailed work of intelligence agencies, global geopolitics and the personal drama of a hero who has long been tired of his own role. The novel is written dynamically and cinematically — it is no coincidence that the author has worked in cinema for a long time. The plot is developing rapidly, but it remains logical and orderly, and the stakes are rising all the time. The book will appeal to those who love spy thrillers about the confrontation between a loner and a global threat. It will resemble the novels of Robert Ludlam and Frederick Forsyth, with the same attention to the details of special operations and the scale of the plan. It is suitable for readers who care not only about chases and conspiracies, but also about the psychological depth of the hero, who is forced to become again what he hoped never to be again. Terry Hayes is an Australian screenwriter and novelist who worked on famous film projects before making his prose debut with the novel "Pilgrim". His literary style is distinguished by cinematography, attention to detail and the ability to build a complex intrigue. "Pilgrim" became an international bestseller and cemented Hayes' reputation as a master of the modern spy thriller.