Summary & Analysis - Real Tigers: Based On The Book By Mick Herron

SUMMARY & ANALYSIS

REAL TIGERS

BASED ON THE BOOK BY MICK HERRON

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CONTENT

The Unsettling Atmosphere at Slough House

Strange Requests and Growing Suspicions

Maneuvering in Regent's Park

Lamb's Involvement and Initial Investigations

Unraveling the Threads: Donovan and the Grey Books

Motivations and Connections

The Off-Site Facility and Confrontation

Double-Crosses and Shifting Alliances

Loose Ends and Uncertain Futures

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

Real Tigers by Mick Herron plunges into the murky world of espionage where a team of disgraced M.I.5. agents, the slow horses, find themselves unexpectedly thrust into a perilous situation when one of their own, Catherine Standish, is taken. Their efforts to secure her release uncover a web of deceit and internal power plays within the Service, particularly involving the ambitious Diana Taverner. As the slow horses navigate dangerous territory, the narrative explores themes of redemption, the consequences of past failures, and the intricate, often ruthless, nature of the intelligence community. The stakes rise as personal vendettas and institutional secrets collide.

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Hljóðbók: 12 mars 2025