Synopsis: The Great
Bridge Conspiracy chronicles the espionage and card playing exploits of
Captain Diggery Piper -- a flamboyant expert first created by Terry Quinn
for a serial in Games Magazine. Just as Carroll's Through the Looking Glass
and Nabokov's The Defense are structured in accordance with the rules and
logic of chess, so Quinn has patterned the action of this swift-paced,
suspenseful tale on the psychological intricacies of bridge, craftily
building a house of cards that tumbles into a surprise ending. Bridge
fanatic, Terry Kane, who unwittingly stumbles into the midst of an
international undercover Interpol sting and decides that in order to calm
his anxiety he must write about it. Most of the book is Kane's first-person
diary account of the circumstances surrounding his involvement with the
actual Interpol employees, who are carefully winding their way through the
preliminary matches of the Grand National Team Knockout tournament in order
to reach the final and flush out their prey. In order to tell his story,
Kane leads the reader through the tournament, bridge-hand by bridge-hand,
and any reader who enjoys newspaper bridge columns will devour the
knowledgeable and witty analysis of the twenty or so full bridge hands that
Kane weaves into his narrative.
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