The Birthday Girl
The Birthday Girl by Stephen Leather is a new edition published by Hodder on February 1, 1996, featuring 512 pages in English. This novel follows Tony Freeman, who rescues Mersiha during the turmoil of war-torn Yugoslavia. Now adopted as his daughter, she appears to embody the ideal all-American girl, but her past is far more complex than it seems.
As the story unfolds, Mersiha’s lethal training resurfaces when she learns of a dangerous takeover bid threatening Freeman’s company. Determined to intervene, she uncovers a conspiracy that poses significant risks. This thrilling narrative delves into themes of espionage and the consequences of past actions, offering readers an engaging exploration of loyalty and danger.
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Tony Freeman rescued Mersiha when she was fighting for her life in war-torn Yugoslavia. Now she’s his adopted daughter, the perfect all-American girl, and it seems like her past is another country.
But Mersiha has been trained to kill. And when she discovers that Freeman’s company is being subjected to a sinister takeover bid, she decides to help – whatever the risks.
The consequences of her actions are lethal, for Mersiha has unearthed a conspiracy of terrifying proportions . . .
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PRAISE FOR STEPHEN LEATHER
‘A master of the thriller genre’
Irish Times
‘A writer at the top of his game’
Sunday Express
‘In the top rank of thriller writers’
Jack Higgins
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