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There are no Spies (Paperback)

by Bill Granger (Author)
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4.0 out of 5 stars A sly novel which holds interest, April 30 2004
By Scott Watch (Vancouver, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: There Are No Spies (Hardcover)
Another installment of the November Man series, Bill Granger really holds his own in the spy genre. Borrowing from such literary styles as Trevanian, John Le Carre and William Goldman, Granger is able to entertain the reader with solid prose and visual description. This story begins in Switzerland as American agent Devereoux (code name November) has been retired from the spy game, only to be brought back by the game itself...(I think this is how most spy books begin, the main character is retired and forced into returning). The story carries an interesting government conspiracy and elements of suspense. And my favorite, a plot twist at the end that you won't see coming. An entertaining read, I strongly recommend this book just for the fun of it all.
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