The Turn-around
The Turn-around by Vladimir Volkoff is a thrilling exploration of espionage, published by Corgi in 1982. This new edition spans 410 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers on the intelligence maneuver of turning an uncovered enemy agent to one’s own side, weaving a complex tale involving American, French, and Soviet intelligence services engaged in a battle of wits.
Readers will find a multifaceted story that delves into the intricacies of espionage while also touching on deeper themes of spiritual transformation. As the plot unfolds, the main character’s journey leads to a profound personal change that remains largely unnoticed by the intelligence agencies involved. This edition invites readers to engage with the layered narrative that combines elements of fiction and thriller genres, making it a notable addition to the realm of espionage literature.
Official synopsis Publisher
Volkoff’s 1979 novel Le retournement (The Turnaround) earned him international acclaim and was translated into a dozen languages. Dedicated to Graham Greene, whom Volkoff greatly admired, the novel’s title refers to the intelligence manoeuvre of turning an uncovered enemy agent to one’s own side. The book tells a story of espionage in which the American, French and Soviet intelligence services do battle, but also of a spiritual overturning which, unknown to these secret services, almost makes a martyr of the main character.
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