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Review: Red War – Kyle Mills (after Vince Flynn)

Posted on 08/01/2019 by Speesh in Fiction, Thriller

Half a thriller

Review: The Raven and the Cross – C.R. May

Posted on 01/01/201905/01/2019 by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction, The Vikings

Exciting, action-packed, breathtaking Viking Age Historical Fiction

Review: Capture or Kill – Tom Marcus

Posted on 23/12/201823/12/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

Kill, probably

Review: The Book of Mirrors – E.O. Chirovici

Posted on 22/12/201827/04/2019 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Thriller

My version: Paperback Genre: Fiction thriller Publisher: Faber & Faber (Penguin Random House) First published: 2016 Bought, signed From the cover: Don't trust everything you read... Princeton 1987: renowned psychologist Professor Joseph Wieder is brutally murdered. New York, twenty-five years later: literary agent Peter Katz receives a manuscript, or is it a confession? It was twisty turny, but could … Continue reading Review: The Book of Mirrors – E.O. Chirovici →

Review: Blood Forest – Geraint Jones

Posted on 15/12/201816/12/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction, Roman Germania, The Romans

Rome's greatest defeat

Review: A Traitor in the Family – Nicholas Searle

Posted on 08/12/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

Prison break

Review: Pendragon – James Wilde

Posted on 24/11/201825/11/2018 by Speesh in Britain/England, Britannia, Dark Age Britain, Fiction, Historical Fiction

Pendrabon

Review: The Tourist – Robert Dickinson

Posted on 15/11/201811/12/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Science Fiction

Interesting ideas, not sure about the execution

Review: Stalingrad – Antony Beevor

Posted on 11/11/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Nazi Germany, Non Fiction, Second World War

The Battle of Stalingrad was the largest confrontation of World War II, in which Germany and its allies fought the Soviet Union for control of the city of Stalingrad in Southern Russia