Previously Published as The Camp - First Edition
East Berlin, 1962. In the rubble-strewn shadow of the Wall, a nameless orphan scavenges a garbage dump to stay alive—until the men who run a secret decide that a child no one will miss is exactly what they need.
They call it Coca-Cola City: a walled compound in the Ukrainian countryside built to look precisely like small-town America, down to the diner, the drugstore, and the fifteen-cent hamburger. Behind its razor wire, a rogue circle of KGB and Stasi officers runs their most forbidden experiment—forging orphaned children into deep-cover agents so seamless they will pass as native-born Americans for the rest of their lives.
The boy is given a name, Viktor, and a promise: excel, or be discontinued. Over two brutal years he is remade—language by language, reflex by reflex, cruelty by cruelty—into a weapon the West has no defense against. But the compound's final lesson demands the one thing Viktor swore he would never surrender: the girl he has come to love.
The chilling first novel in the Coca-Cola City saga, The Camp is the origin story of a weapon with a human face—and the making of a ghost who will haunt three generations.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Previously Published as The Camp - First Edition East Berlin, 1962. In the rubble-strewn shadow of the Wall, a nameless orphan scavenges a garbage dump to stay alive-until the men who run a secret decide that a child no one will miss is exactly what they need. They call it Coca-Cola City: a walled compound in the Ukrainian countryside built to look precisely like small-town America, down to the diner, the drugstore, and the fifteen-cent hamburger. Behind its razor wire, a rogue circle of KGB and Stasi officers runs their most forbidden experiment-forging orphaned children into deep-cover agents so seamless they will pass as native-born Americans for the rest of their lives. The boy is given a name, Viktor, and a promise: excel, or be discontinued. Over two brutal years he is remade-language by language, reflex by reflex, cruelty by cruelty-into a weapon the West has no defense against. But the compound's final lesson demands the one thing Viktor swore he would never surrender: the girl he has come to love. The chilling first novel in the Coca-Cola City saga, The Camp is the origin story of a weapon with a human face-and the making of a ghost who will haunt three generations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798190801354
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Previously Published as The Camp - First Edition East Berlin, 1962. In the rubble-strewn shadow of the Wall, a nameless orphan scavenges a garbage dump to stay alive-until the men who run a secret decide that a child no one will miss is exactly what they need. They call it Coca-Cola City: a walled compound in the Ukrainian countryside built to look precisely like small-town America, down to the diner, the drugstore, and the fifteen-cent hamburger. Behind its razor wire, a rogue circle of KGB and Stasi officers runs their most forbidden experiment-forging orphaned children into deep-cover agents so seamless they will pass as native-born Americans for the rest of their lives. The boy is given a name, Viktor, and a promise: excel, or be discontinued. Over two brutal years he is remade-language by language, reflex by reflex, cruelty by cruelty-into a weapon the West has no defense against. But the compound's final lesson demands the one thing Viktor swore he would never surrender: the girl he has come to love. The chilling first novel in the Coca-Cola City saga, The Camp is the origin story of a weapon with a human face-and the making of a ghost who will haunt three generations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798190801354
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