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| Patience is the most important of ops virtues. Next to creativity, that is. Am I up to twenty words yet? DS | ||||
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| Working my way through all Robert Littell books. Great story by a master of the spy story. | ||||
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| Some good, some bad. It did not have the feel of the 2 great Littell books, Legends and The Company. This seemed more like a good story that lost its way at the end, and was just scrambled together to meet an editor's deadline. That is not to say it is all bad, on balance it is pretty good. I was left at the end without closure on several front | ||||
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| End of the cold war was an end of an era for great espionage books. This book is a nice addition to a collection of espionage stories of the era. The story is moulded around the debriefing of a defector. There are not a lot of thrills. But it'll hold your attention throughout. | ||||
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| I very much enjoy the author. And am glad to see this work being reprinted. Stone works for an elite secret intelligence arm of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. When a Soviet courier defects with secret documents it is up to Stone to verify the defectors authenticity. Stone must secretly infiltrate into Russia to confirm the facts. He uncovers the plot which leads to quite a surprising and unexpected ending. | ||||
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| This is not a bad spy novel, and in fact it moves along at a brisk pace and retains the reader's interest. However, this one also lacks any particularly distinguishing characteristics. It is a rather formulaic spy story, and that is pretty much the end of it. Littell's penchant for eccentric characters is present in this novel, but here it seems somewhat contrived, and I found it irritating rather than refreshing. My main criticism of this one is that it lacks that strong sense of authenticity that author Littell often brings to his spy novels. I just did not find this one to be particularly convincing or authentic. And unfortunately, it contains a formula that Littell has overused in any event--the notion that both sides of the Cold War were bad guys, equally unscrupulous, etc. Maybe this notion was "fresh" in the 1970s. It comes across as old and stale today. Well, times change, I suppose. A similar formula in Littell's "The Amateur" works out better. This is a beer and chips novel for a lazy afternoon, which is exactly how I read it. | ||||
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