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The Manchurian Candidate by Richard Condon (1998, Compact Disc, Unabridged edition)

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The Manchurian Candidate is a thrilling audio CD published by Blackstone Audio, Incorporated in 1998. Written by author Richard Condon, this compact disc features a captivating story that is perfect for young adults and adults alike. The novel falls under the genres of fiction, with elements of thrillers, espionage, politics, and mystery. With a standard jewel case, this audiobook is a valuable addition to any book collection, offering an immersive listening experience for fans of gripping storytelling. See photos nice condition

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This classic of Cold War paranoia is one of the most dazzling and enduring products of an unforgettable time. Buried deep within the consciousness of Sergeant Raymond Shaw is the mechanism of an assassin, a time bomb ticking toward explosion, controlled by the delicate skill of its Communist masters. Shaw returns from the Korean War to an idolizing and unsuspecting country. In a farcical, uproarious scene, he is greeted amid flashbulbs and frock coats by his power-hungry, domineering mother and her politician husband, who have decided to use Shaw's fame to further their own unscrupulous ambitions. What follows is at once a spy story, a love story, and a sobering yet outrageously funny satire on demagoguery in American politics. Two tender love stories provide an undercurrent theme: the powers of light against the powers of dark. Shaw, the pawn, the brainwashed, is caught between the forces struggling for his soul. With humor, anger, and compassion, Richard Condon brings this mortal combat to a spectacular surprise ending, an ending that the New York Times says, "will knock your reading glasses off!"