An explosive international thriller from the Hollywood legend and British icon Sir Michael Caine
DCI Harry Taylor has no respect for red tape or political reputations - but he's great at catching criminals.
And all his unorthodox skills will be needed as an extraordinary situation unfolds on his doorstep: a metal box of radioactive material is found at a dump in Stepney, East London, but before the police can arrive it is stolen in a violent raid.
With security agencies across the world on red alert, it's Harry and his unconventional team from the Met who must hit the streets in search of a lead. They soon have two wildly different suspects, aristocratic art dealer Julian Smythe in London and oligarch Vladimir Voldrev in Barbados. But the pressure is on. How much time does Harry have, and how many more players will join the action, before the missing uranium is lighting up the sky?
Deadly Game is a compelling, fast-paced novel of international intrigue and twisting suspense from a legendary actor and British icon, who now proves himself to be a first-rate thriller writer.
About the Author
Sir Michael Caine CBE has been Oscar-nominated six times, winning his first Academy Award for the 1986 film Hannah and Her Sisters. He has starred in over one hundred films, with critically acclaimed performances including his first major film role in Zulu in 1964, followed by films including The Ipcress File, Get Carter, Alfie, The Italian Job, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Educating Rita, and the Dark Knight trilogy. More recent films have included Harry Brown, and King of Thieves. 2023 sees the release of The Great Escaper co-starring Glenda Jackson.
He was appointed a CBE in 1992 and knighted in 2000 in recognition of his contribution to cinema. In 2023 he celebrated his 90th birthday.
In 2018 his memoir Blowing the Bloody Doors Off was a Sunday Times top ten bestseller. Deadly Game is his first thriller.
Married to Shakira for more than 50 years, he has two daughters and three grandchildren, and lives in London.
Married for more than 45 years, with two daughters and three grandchildren, he and his wife Shakira live in London and Surrey.
