The Predicament

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Author William Boyd
Format Paperback
Publisher Penguin Books Ltd
Publication Date 2026-04-09
Pages 304
ISBN-13 9781405978415

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Britain’s most beloved storyteller returns with another twisting adventure of obsessive love and elegant espionage starring reluctant spy and accidental hero, Gabriel Dax. ‘Extravagantly enjoyable’ THE TIMES’The Predicament is ingenious, thrilling and wonderfully entertaining’ JOHN BANVILLE’Boyd’s addictive storytelling is at its very best as he navigates a collision of chance, ambition and human frailty’ HER MAJESTY QUEEN CAMILLAGABRIEL DAX, TRAVEL WRITER TURNED ACCIDENTAL SPY, IS BACK IN THE SHADOWS . . . Unable to resist the allure of his MI6 handler, Faith Green, Gabriel has returned to a life of secrets and subterfuge. His latest operation takes him to Guatemala under the guise of covering a tinderbox presidential election, where the ruthless decisions of the Mafia provoke pitch-black warfare in collusion with the CIA. As political turmoil erupts, Gabriel’s reluctant involvement deepens. His escape plan leads him to West Berlin, where he uncovers a chilling realisation: there is a plot to assassinate magnetic young President John F. Kennedy. In a race against time, Gabriel must navigate deceit and danger, knowing that the stakes have never been higher . . . ‘Engaging, intelligent and deeply satisfying. I rate him one of our greatest living novelists’ PETER JAMES‘I enjoyed it hugely. Boyd is one of my favourite authors – he never disappoints’ KATE ATKINSON‘Simply the best realistic storyteller of his generation’ SEBASTIAN FAULKS‘There are few reading pleasures as great as giving in to a William Boyd novel’ SUNDAY TIMES

Additional information

Weight 0.216 kg
Dimensions 2.1 × 13 × 19.5 cm
Author

William Boyd

Publisher

Penguin Books Ltd

Imprint

Penguin Books Ltd

Format

Paperback

ISBN-13

9781405978415

Publication Date

2026-04-09

Publication Year

2026

Pages

304

Country of Publication

GB

Language

English

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