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- 9780063248007
- Book Title
- Act of Oblivion : a Novel
- Item Length
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- Publisher
- HarperCollins
- Publication Year
- 2022
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.4in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Thrillers / Suspense, Thrillers / Historical, Historical
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- 6in
- Item Weight
- 22.4 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 480 Pages
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"A galloping adventure." -- The Wall Street Journal From the bestselling author of Fatherland, The Ghostwriter, Munich, and Conclave comes this spellbinding historical novel that brilliantly imagines one of the greatest manhunts in history: the search for two Englishmen involved in the killing of King Charles I and the implacable foe on their trail--an epic journey into the wilds of seventeeth-century New England, and a chase like no other. 'From what is it they flee?' He took a while to reply. By the time he spoke the men had gone inside. He said quietly, "They killed the King." 1660 England. General Edward Whalley and his son-in law Colonel William Goffe board a ship bound for the New World. They are on the run, wanted for the murder of King Charles I--a brazen execution that marked the culmination of the English Civil War, in which parliamentarians successfully battled royalists for control. But now, ten years after Charles' beheading, the royalists have returned to power. Under the provisions of the Act of Oblivion, the fifty-nine men who signed the king's death warrant and participated in his execution have been found guilty in absentia of high treason. Some of the Roundheads, including Oliver Cromwell, are already dead. Others have been captured, hung, drawn, and quartered. A few are imprisoned for life. But two have escaped to America by boat. In London, Richard Nayler, secretary of the regicide committee of the Privy Council, is charged with bringing the traitors to justice and he will stop at nothing to find them. A substantial bounty hangs over their heads for their capture--dead or alive. . . . Robert Harris's first historical novel set predominantly in America, Act of Oblivion is a novel with an urgent narrative, remarkable characters, and an epic true story to tell of religion, vengeance, and power--and the costs to those who wield it.
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HarperCollins
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006324800x
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9780063248007
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Book Title
Act of Oblivion : a Novel
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Hardcover
Language
English
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Thrillers / Suspense, Thrillers / Historical, Historical
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
480 Pages
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Item Length
9in
Item Height
1.4in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
22.4 Oz
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"Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK "Harris (V2: A Novel of World War II) demonstrates his talent for bringing history to life with a taut new tale of faith and vengeance. . . . the raw emotions of the characters and the issues that drive human dissent make this a worthwhile read." -- Library Journal "Fast-paced . . . . wonderfully detailed . . . . clever. . . ." -- New York Times Book Review "Act of Oblivion delivers a galloping adventure, with a novel of ideas craftily packed into its saddlebags." -- The Wall Street Journal "Harris delivers a gripping, well-paced tale rich in color, suspense and adventure." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "You could read this as a pure thriller, and it is one of Harris's most compellingly placed to date. You could read it as a piece of intelligent historical immersion. I think it is more; I think it is his best since Fatherland." -- Sunday Times "A tale that grips from start to finish. It's a remarkable achievement." -- Metro "A gripping revenger's tale. . . . This is by far Harris's best book since An Officer and a Spy, which dealt with another great national division: the Dreyfus case. He has produced a ripping page-turner that breathes all the complexities and moral nuances of the Civil War period." -- Financial Times "It is easy to forget that Act of Oblivion is a fictional work based on actual events, which is a testament to Robert Harris' writing. The book provides not only significant amounts of European history, but also thrilling suspense over Nayler's pursuit of his final two targets . . . . Learning European history was never this much fun in school!" -- Bookreporter "Veteran actor Tim McInnerny delivers a masterly narration of Harris's novel. He truly inhabits the characters, his voice and manner finely tuned to the personality and convictions of each: Goffe, a fanatical, millenarian Puritan; Whalley, more practical and ultimately disillusioned; Nayler, smoothly menacing, but prey to depression . . . this production is perfect." -- Washington Post, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK "Harris (V2: A Novel of World War II) demonstrates his talent for bringing history to life with a taut new tale of faith and vengeance. . . . the raw emotions of the characters and the issues that drive human dissent make this a worthwhile read." -- Library Journal, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "You could read this as a pure thriller, and it is one of Harris's most compellingly placed to date. You could read it as a piece of intelligent historical immersion. I think it is more; I think it is his best since Fatherland." -- Sunday Times "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read. . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Harris demonstrates his talent for bringing history to life with a taut new tale of faith and vengeance. . . . The raw emotions of the characters and the issues that drive human dissent make this a worthwhile read." -- Library Journal "Fast-paced . . . . wonderfully detailed . . . . clever. . . ." -- New York Times Book Review "Act of Oblivion delivers a galloping adventure, with a novel of ideas craftily packed into its saddlebags." -- The Wall Street Journal "Harris delivers a gripping, well-paced tale rich in color, suspense and adventure." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "A tale that grips from start to finish. It's a remarkable achievement." -- Metro "A gripping revenger's tale. . . . This is by far Harris's best book since An Officer and a Spy, which dealt with another great national division: the Dreyfus case. He has produced a ripping page-turner that breathes all the complexities and moral nuances of the Civil War period." -- Financial Times "It is easy to forget that Act of Oblivion is a fictional work based on actual events, which is a testament to Robert Harris' writing. The book provides not only significant amounts of European history, but also thrilling suspense over Nayler's pursuit of his final two targets . . . . Learning European history was never this much fun in school!" -- Bookreporter "Veteran actor Tim McInnerny delivers a masterly narration of Harris's novel. He truly inhabits the characters, his voice and manner finely tuned to the personality and convictions of each: Goffe, a fanatical, millenarian Puritan; Whalley, more practical and ultimately disillusioned; Nayler, smoothly menacing, but prey to depression . . . this production is perfect." -- Washington Post, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK "Harris (V2: A Novel of World War II) demonstrates his talent for bringing history to life with a taut new tale of faith and vengeance. . . . the raw emotions of the characters and the issues that drive human dissent make this a worthwhile read." -- Library Journal "Fast-paced . . . . wonderfully detailed . . . . clever. . . ." -- New York Times Book Review "Act of Oblivion delivers a galloping adventure, with a novel of ideas craftily packed into its saddlebags." -- The Wall Street Journal "Harris delivers a gripping, well-paced tale rich in color, suspense and adventure." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "You could read this as a pure thriller, and it is one of Harris's most compellingly placed to date. You could read it as a piece of intelligent historical immersion. I think it is more; I think it is his best since Fatherland." -- Sunday Times "A tale that grips from start to finish. It's a remarkable achievement." -- Metro "A gripping revenger's tale. . . . This is by far Harris's best book since An Officer and a Spy, which dealt with another great national division: the Dreyfus case. He has produced a ripping page-turner that breathes all the complexities and moral nuances of the Civil War period." -- Financial Times "It is easy to forget that Act of Oblivion is a fictional work based on actual events, which is a testament to Robert Harris' writing. The book provides not only significant amounts of European history, but also thrilling suspense over Nayler's pursuit of his final two targets . . . . Learning European history was never this much fun in school!" -- Bookreporter, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK "Harris (V2: A Novel of World War II) demonstrates his talent for bringing history to life with a taut new tale of faith and vengeance. . . . the raw emotions of the characters and the issues that drive human dissent make this a worthwhile read." -- Library Journal "Fast-paced . . . . wonderfully detailed . . . . clever. . . ." -- New York Times Book Review "Act of Oblivion delivers a galloping adventure, with a novel of ideas craftily packed into its saddlebags." -- The Wall Street Journal "Harris delivers a gripping, well-paced tale rich in color, suspense and adventure." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "You could read this as a pure thriller, and it is one of Harris's most compellingly placed to date. You could read it as a piece of intelligent historical immersion. I think it is more; I think it is his best since Fatherland." -- Sunday Times "A tale that grips from start to finish. It's a remarkable achievement." -- Metro "A gripping revenger's tale. . . . This is by far Harris's best book since An Officer and a Spy, which dealt with another great national division: the Dreyfus case. He has produced a ripping page-turner that breathes all the complexities and moral nuances of the Civil War period." -- Financial Times, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly "Gripping . . . Thoroughly enjoyable. . . . [This] deeply researched story is the author's brilliant reimagining of real historical events, with sympathetic characters and a compelling plot." -- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "It will come as no surprise to readers familiar with Harris' work that this is a splendidly written historical novel. Harris really is a joy to read . . . Another top-flight effort from a master storyteller." -- Booklist "Act of Oblivion is a belter of a thriller. It will be compulsive reading for those who loved An Officer and a Spy, Harris's book about the Dreyfus affair. Like that novel, the research is immaculate. A chewy, morally murky slice of history is made into a thriller that twists and surprises. The characters are strong and we care about their predicament. The story stretches over continents and years, but the suspense feels as taut as if the three main characters were locked in a room with a gun." -- The Times UK "Harris (V2: A Novel of World War II) demonstrates his talent for bringing history to life with a taut new tale of faith and vengeance. . . . the raw emotions of the characters and the issues that drive human dissent make this a worthwhile read." -- Library Journal "Fast-paced . . . . wonderfully detailed . . . . clever. . . ." -- New York Times Book Review "Act of Oblivion delivers a galloping adventure, with a novel of ideas craftily packed into its saddlebags." -- The Wall Street Journal "Harris delivers a gripping, well-paced tale rich in color, suspense and adventure." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "You could read this as a pure thriller, and it is one of Harris's most compellingly placed to date. You could read it as a piece of intelligent historical immersion. I think it is more; I think it is his best since Fatherland." -- Sunday Times "A tale that grips from start to finish. It's a remarkable achievement." -- Metro, "Robert Harris brings his signature storytelling power to an exciting manhunt through colonial America. Act of Oblivion pulls off historical fiction's greatest challenge, transporting readers into the heart of a formative era with momentum and suspense. A twisty labyrinth of espionage and intrigue." -- Matthew Pearl, New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Taking of Jemima Boone "Robert Harris is, simply put, masterful." -- Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author "Harris (Munich) again turns a historical event into a canny page-turner. . . . Harris humanizes the hunter and the hunted, and brings to life an obscure chapter in colonial American history. This further burnishes Harris's reputation as a talented author of historical suspense." -- Publishers Weekly
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