Frederick Forsyth

4 summariesThriller, Historical Fiction, Mystery

Frederick Forsyth is a British author known for his thrillers and espionage novels. His notable works include The Day of the Jackal, which revolves around an assassination plot, The Odessa File, a story about a journalist uncovering a Nazi conspiracy, The Negotiator, focusing on hostage situations, and Avenger, which deals with themes of justice and revenge.

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Books by Frederick Forsyth

4 books available

The Day of the Jackal
Frederick Forsyth
4.3 (118k) average on GoodreadsThriller
An anonymous assassin, known as the Jackal, plans to kill France's President Charles de Gaulle, while intelligence agencies try to find him and stop the assassination.
The Odessa File
Frederick Forsyth
4.1 (55k) average on GoodreadsThriller
A young German journalist’s investigation into an elderly Jew’s suicide unearths a sinister post-WWII Nazi organization, leading him on a perilous hunt for a notorious SS war criminal and a plot to reignite the Final Solution.
The Negotiator
Frederick Forsyth
4.3 (25k) average on GoodreadsThriller
When the President's son is kidnapped to stop a disarmament treaty, a negotiator uncovers a conspiracy and risks everything to save a life and the free world.
Avenger
Frederick Forsyth
4.0 (9k) average on GoodreadsThriller
A New Jersey attorney, haunted by a past loss, hunts globally for the man responsible for an aid worker's disappearance, entering a high-stakes game with the CIA that threatens international stability.