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Red Star Rising by Brian Freemantle
When it comes to espionage fiction I am usually in the cold dark and gray camp. LeCarre (early not late), Deighton, etc. so Brian Freemantle’s Charlie Muffin seemed in my wheelhouse. Despite my preferecne of reading a character of series … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Freemantle, Charlie Muffin, Espionage Fiction, Fiction, John le Carré, Russia, Soviet Union, USSR
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The Ghost War by Alex Berenson
You had to think Alex Berenson felt a little pressure on his second book. The first won an Edgar Award after all and ended with its hero saving New York City from a biological attack. How to top that? In … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Berenson, espionage, Fiction, John le Carré, thrillers
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