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In the aftermath of the Normandy invasion, Bandy continues to bob through the ranks like a cork at sea, persecuted by one of his pilots and pursued by Gwinny, who just can't understand why her attempt to have him convicted of treason has soured their relationship. Love rears its (elegant, Belgian) head again, the King needs a man of tact and discretion for a delicate post-war job in Germany, and there's an embarrassing parcel of ladies' undies to explain, not to mention just why a half-clothed Bandy (unfortunately, not the right half) is in bed with George Garanine, that lazy, loveable, failed Bandy-assassin. From Normandy to Brussels to Yalta to Moscow, Bandy's career path is as labyrinthine as ever, strewn with bottles, battles, and brasshat blood-pressure.
Of most crucial concern to our hero, as 1944 draws to a close and 1945 sees the last grim push of the war beginning -- boozing pal Philby of the SIS couldn't possibly have any reason to get Bandy sent to the Yalta Conference except as a translator, right? And Stalin can't really be out to get Bandy, just because he happens to know that a certain Soviet leader was once a Tsarist agent provocateur. After all, we all know Uncle Joe isn't the type to hold a grudge.
Will Bandy survive? Will he get the, er, mature, middle-aged lady (unaccountably still in love with her lazy, loveable, long-lost husband)? Will a plane be purloined? Will his last few hairs hold out?
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Donald Jack,
This review is from: Stalin Versus Me (Paperback)
I have read all of Donald Jack's books about Bandy. They make me laugh from the gut, couldn't help it, people wonder what you are reading on the bus. I would recommend this book. I always thought they would make a great movie or TV series. I can just see Jim Carey playing him, he could make the faces Bandy describes. I was so sad when I heard of Mr. Jack's passing a few years ago. I wish he could have written more books like this. The WWI Canadian Ace Pilot.
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The Final Edition of the Bandy Papers,
By John McKenzie - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Stalin Versus Me (Paperback)
This is the last in a series of books that has taken our hero Bartholomew Bandy from the horrors of World War One trench warfare to the skies over England during the Battle of Britain. This last volume was published a couple of years after the death of author Donald Jack and to be honest, while the editors have done a good job in combining two early drafts into one book, there is no doubt in my mind that the finished product falls a little short of Donald Jack's usual high standards. That said, for Bandy fans this is still a very enjoyable read and definitely recommended.
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