You always judge a book by its cover
Author: Speesh
Headless Cross - Birmingham - Leeds - Aarhus
Review: A Divided Spy – Charles Cumming
"The threat of a catastrophic terrorist attack looms over Britain."
Review: The Thirty Nine Steps – John Buchan
"Richard Hannay," I kept telling myself, "you have got into the wrong ditch, my friend, and you had better climb out."
Review: The Other Side of Silence – Philip Kerr
"Kerr's Bernie Gunther books are modern classics" - Simon Sebag Montefiore
Review: North Men (The Viking Saga 793 – 1241) – John Haywood
They came, they saw, they pillaged
Review: The Riddle of The Sands (A record of secret service) – Erskine Childers
His son became the President of Ireland
Review: Kim – Rudyard Kipling
An epic rendition of the imperial experience in India, and perhaps his greatest long work
Review: Bloodaxe – C.R. May
Splendidly impressive, confident, and rich in incident and historical detail
Review: Fire and Sword. Throne of the Caesars – Harry Sidebottom
"a magnificent world built on brutality and political games, where no one os safe from retribution"
17 Secrets of Audiobook Narrators
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