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ISBN: 9781250060631
Availability: Out of Print
Published: Picador - January 6th, 2015
This is a skillfully unfurled story; a taut psychological thriller with an increasing sense of menace featuring a noseyparker, a spy, a “connoisseur” of people’s private lives who is possibly the creepiest character you’ve ever met. Don’t just lock your doors, change the locks too!
Susannah
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ISBN: 9781569476437
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Published: Soho Constable - June 1st, 2010
This
is the first in a series of clever, darkly humorous, and cynical modern
spy novels featuring the inmates of Slough House, all MI5 agents who
have failed spectacularly in some way and are relegated to the most mind
numbing tasks in the hope they will resign from the service. However,
ambition, denial and events conspire to put them back in the game again
and the result is highly addictive. Herron is a modern Le Carre from
the world of office cubicles, downsizing and wry, obscure British TV.
The second book in the series, Dead Lions, is even better.
Susannah
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ISBN: 9781616953485
Availability: Available at Wholesaler
Published: Soho Crime - May 28th, 2013
Run
through all of Alan Furst? Caught up with Philip Kerr? Long since
read the original Eric Amblers? Despair not - David Downing's British
journo/spy John Russell fills the bill nicely. Zoo Station is the first
of the "Station" series (the titles reference German train stations).
Gary
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ISBN: 9781402795145
Availability: Out of Print
Published: Sterling - August 7th, 2012
Len Deighton (The Ipcress File) is the other
cold war suspense master. This is the first of his Bernard Sampson
trilogy, and it's as seedy and treacherous and wry and compelling as Le
Carre's George Smiley Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy series. A welcome re-release of a classic trio.
Gary
