In this new thriller from the author of The Geneva Option, UN covert negotiator Yael Azoulay is drawn into the dark heart of America’s military-industrial complex in the Middle East and beyond; a world of chilling conspiracies and powerful enemies who neither forgive, nor forget.

Adam LeBor writes for The Economist, the New York Times, The Times (London), Monocle, the Daily Beast and numerous other publications. As well as The Geneva Option, also featuring Yael Azoulay (eliciting strong interest in Hollywood), Adam is the author of The Budapest Protocol; his nonfiction books include Tower of Basel; Hitler’s Secret Bankers, which was short-listed for the Orwell Prize; City of Oranges, which was short-listed for the Jewish Quarterly Prize; and Complicity with Evil. Born in London, Adam has lived in Budapest for over 20 years.

The evening will be structured around an author talk followed by a book-inspired menu of American classics – Fairbank Martinis, Long Island Duck, Washington State Apple Pie… all accompanied by local Hungarian wines.

London’s Guardian newspaper considers Brody Studios “Budapest’s epicentre of cool” whilst The Telegraph describes Rosie’s literary dinners as “delicious food, lashings of good wine, and a terrific atmosphere”. An exciting collaboration, Rosie’s Literary Dinners at Brody Studios promise a unique experience for readers and diners alike; bespoke menus and the company of fellow bibliophiles together with literary superstars.

Tickets must be purchased in advance from Rosie by clicking here

9.000 HUF per person for members | 12.500 HUF for non-members

Includes aperitif, three course set menu and author talk. Books available for sale on the night.

Aperitifs from 7:30pm; author talks start at 8pm. Please ensure you arrive on time, as the talk must start at 8pm.

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