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Tag: Simon & Schuster

Review: Capture Or Kill – Vince Flynn, Don Bentley

Posted on 04/09/202604/09/2026 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Terrorism

An excellent continuation of the long-running character

Tagged art, Bin Laden, Books, Capture Or Kill, Don Bentley, Israel, middle-east, Mitch Rapp, photography, Simon & Schuster, The Middle East, Vince FlynnLeave a comment

Review: Code Red – Kyle Mills / Vince Flynn

Posted on 20/11/2024 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

End of an era

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Review: Dead Drop – Jeremy Duns

Posted on 25/12/2023 by Speesh in Espionage, History, Non Fiction, Soviet Union

Moscow rules

Tagged Cold War, Dead Drop, Espionage, Jeremy Duns, Simon & Schuster, spy, The Cold War, The Courier, The Soviet UnionLeave a comment

Review: Oath Of Loyalty – Kyle Mills

Posted on 12/08/202316/08/2023 by Speesh in Fiction, Thriller

The best yet? I think so

Tagged Kyle Mills, Mitch Rapp, Oath Of Loyalty, Simon & Schuster, Thriller, Vince FlynnLeave a comment

Review: Istanbul Passage – Joseph Kanon

Posted on 30/06/202030/06/2020 by Speesh in Book Stuff, Fiction, Spy Fiction, The Second World War

Turkey

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Review: The Nazi Hunters – Andrew Nagorski

Posted on 03/07/201917/11/2024 by Speesh in History, Nazi Germany, Non Fiction, Second World War, The Holocaust

It wasn't all just Simon Wiesenthal

Tagged Andrew Nagorski, Beate and Serge Klarsfeld, Nazi Germany, Nazis, Simon & Schuster, The Holocaust, The Nazi HuntersLeave a comment

Review: Oath of Honour – Matthew Betley

Posted on 16/01/201916/01/2019 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Fiction, Terrorism, Thriller

The difficult second book syndrome

Tagged Emily Bestler Books, Logan West, Matthew Betley, Oath Of Honour, Overwatch, Simon & SchusterLeave a comment

Review: Butchers of Berlin – Chris Petit

Posted on 06/09/201809/10/2018 by Speesh in Fiction, Historical Fiction, World War II Germany

"You're different from the rest. Remember that, for you will see enough terrible things to turn your hair white many times over"

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Review: Red Sparrow – Jason Matthews

Posted on 05/09/201816/08/2023 by Speesh in Fiction, Spy Fiction, Thriller

Give that man an atlas!

Tagged CIA, Jason Matthews, Red Sparrow, Russia, Simon & Schuster, Soviet Union2 Comments

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

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