A Rough Shoot

A Rough Shoot by Geoffrey Household is a revised edition published by Penguin in 1971. This English-language book presents a thrilling narrative set in autumnal Dorset, where a colonel-turned-quarry agent named Taine encounters two suspicious individuals on remote farmland. The story unfolds with a confrontation that spirals into international intrigue, featuring chases across the countryside and encounters with various characters, including cavalry generals and members of suspect right-wing parties.
Readers will find a blend of mystery and suspense as the plot thickens, leading Taine through a series of tense situations while evading the police. The narrative intricately weaves elements of history and mathematics into the storyline, enhancing the complexity of the thriller. With its engaging premise and dynamic setting, this edition of A Rough Shoot offers a full and satisfying experience for those interested in the genre.
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A Rough Shoot plays in autumnal Dorset, where colonel-turned-quarry agent Taine surprises two suspicious characters on some remote farmland. A confrontation leads to international intrigue, chases across Dorset, suspect right-wing parties, metings with cavalry generals, evading the police… it is a full and satisfying thriller
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