The Corners of the Globe by Robert Goddard My rating: 5 of 5 stars The Corners of the Globe is the second in Robert Goddard’s The Wide World trilogy and it definitely shows all the signs of a master of the genre at work. I think I was perhaps fortunate to read this coming off the back of another … Continue reading Review: The Corners of the Globe – Robert Goddard
Category: Spy
Historical Fiction.
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'An extraordinary evocation of Nazi Germany' - C.J. Sansom
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Ab unholy secret. A new deadly sin.
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First among equals
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All aboard!
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Stop 'punching' in numbers!
Review: Spies of The Balkans – Alan Furst
Night Soldiers 11 My version: PaperbackGenre: Historical Fiction, World War IIPublisher: W&NFirst published: 2014ISBN: 978-1780228914Bought From the cover:Salonika, 1940. To the bustle of tavernas and the smell of hashish, a secret war is taking shape. In the backrooms of barbers, envelopes change hands, and in the Club de Salonique the air is thick with whispers.Costa … Continue reading Review: Spies of The Balkans – Alan Furst
Review: Victory Square – Olen Steinhauer
Well-plotted...currents of rebellion and pro-democracy fervor sizzæe in the air and this story catches all the danger and excitement of the historiuc moment
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It's what they aren't, that makes them what they are.
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