Our Game
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Narrated by:
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Michael Jayston
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By:
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John le Carré
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At 48, Tim Cranmer is a secret servant in retirement, free to devote himself to his manor house, his vineyard and his young mistress, Emma. But a rival in love disappears with Emma, and Tim sets off in pursuit.
©1995 David Cornwell (P)2014 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd.What listeners say about Our Game
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- Justin James
- 30-07-20
The best... from the master storyteller of our age
Excellent reading by Michael. My favourite narrator. My favourite JLC book too, keep listening again and again.
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- strider
- 28-05-21
Another classic
John le Carre was master of weaving stories with strong and interesting plots, situations and characters. He wrote this with deep intelligence and knowledge. His attention to detail is amazing. My pleasure is being woven into the story without all the bangs and crashes of most stories of this genre. Heartily recommended.
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- Kirsty Lloyd
- 20-07-15
I could listen to Michael Jayston all day.
What made the experience of listening to Our Game the most enjoyable?
Excellent plot and wonderful narration
What did you like best about this story?
The plot and character development
Which character – as performed by Michael Jayston – was your favourite?
No favourite. Le Carre is great at all levels of character
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- sally seagull
- 17-07-21
Wonderful reading
Michael Jaystone is a great performer throughout. The story itself starts off very interesting and the writing is very good. I did find myself losing interest in the latter section. But worth a read.
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- Kindle Customer
- 31-05-21
Classic Le Carre
Good story. Interesting background in the Russian satellite states. Excellent reader who brought action to life.
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- Naomi
- 05-03-22
Think I need to try the paperback...
...difficult to hang on to the thread on audio book... but then I struggled to follow one of the more recent Le Carre films - maybe Le Carre is just one step too far for me, when I'm seeking to lose myself in a good story, rather than have to work at following it.
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- aj
- 07-01-18
a good listen well crafted, but
devoid of any real plot or conclusion, drifting to an end. certainly not his best work, but articulate well crafted and enjoyable none the less.
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- nought
- 27-05-21
Gripping tale
Very much enjoyed , extremely well written,
Characters absolutely fascinating and well
Described, thought provoking
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- JakeE
- 07-11-21
Underrated post-Cold War le Carré
High paced immediately post-Cold War outing from Le Carré. Less deep espionage than the George Smiley books and more of a taut high stakes chase thriller. Published in the early 1990s le Carré is extraordinarily precient on the politics of the former Soviet republics and in the case of this novel, Ingushetia and the North Caucasus. Underrated and too often overlooked in my view. Jayston as ever gives an impeccable reading of le Carré's complex and conflicted characters.
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- Kendo nagassaki
- 22-05-21
One of the best of le Carrera s
One of his best fast paced..re visits his familiar themes..well read very entertaining and explains the complexities of the region
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