Fiction – Page 16 – Couldn't I Just Tell You

Review: Siberian Red – Sam Eastland

Posted on 16/01/201816/01/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction, The Cold War, The Soviet Union

Siberian gold

Review: The Nowhere Man – Gregg Hurwitz

Posted on 12/01/201818/02/2018 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Thriller

Orphan Y

Review: Field Grey – Philip Kerr

Posted on 25/12/201726/12/2023 by Speesh in Between The Wars, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Post WWII, Post-War Germany

Private Schulz!

Review: The Flame Bearer – Bernard Cornwell

Posted on 23/12/201705/02/2018 by Speesh in Britain/England, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Medieval England, The Vikings

I, I would be king, and you, you would be my Queen

Review: The Abbey of Death – Steven A.McKay

Posted on 17/11/2017 by Speesh in Britain/England, eBooks, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Medieval England, Robin Hood

I've been back to the Middle Ages!

Review: Term Limits – Vince Flynn

Posted on 07/11/201717/01/2024 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Crime Fiction, Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

American politics at its best

Review: The Bourne Initiative – Eric Van Lustbader

Posted on 02/10/201726/12/2023 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

Jason Bourne 14 My version: HardbackGenre: Fiction thrillerPublisher: Head of ZeusFirst published: 2017ISBN: 9781786694232Pages: 383Bought From the cover:Jason Bourne is on the run. His old friend, General Boris Karpov, is dead. But Karpov, once head of the feared Russian FSB, lives on in the cyber weapon he devised before his death, capable of penetrating the heart … Continue reading Review: The Bourne Initiative – Eric Van Lustbader →

Review: Orphan X – Gregg Hurwitz

Posted on 16/09/201717/01/2024 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Crime Fiction, Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

X hits the spot

Review: The Last Legionnaire – Paul Fraser Collard

Posted on 09/09/2017 by Speesh in Britain/England, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Napoleonic Wars

5 of 5 stars My version: Paperback Historical Fiction Napoleonic wars Headline 2016 Bought London. 1859. After years fighting for Queen and country, Jack Lark walks back into his mother's East End gin palace. a changed man. Haunted by the horrors of battle, and the constant fight for survival, he longs for a life to call … Continue reading Review: The Last Legionnaire – Paul Fraser Collard →