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It was truly one of the best novels I ever read.
I normally enjoy reading Jack Higgings and Ken Folletts novels as most of their stories are related to second world war and the subsequent cold war era of spies and counter intelligence activities.
Andropov’s Cuckoo This emotional novel is great for the historical fiction lovers. It was so authentic I would swear the author was either an Asian women or an ex-member of the KGB who’s chilling reputation is unquestionably deserved. Or both. As much as the story is filled with innocent youthful fun that sprouts like weeds
I found William’s, and his daughter’s, quest for spiritual knowledge and healing thought provoking
I am a big fan of books on Thailand [Daddy’s Hobby] – particularly what some would describe as the darker side. The Thai bar scene is much talked about and generally misunderstood. Many books seem to be written based on a single visit and dwell on the old cliche of sex pervert meets scheming hooker.
When I read Owen Jones’ take on the vampire myth, ‘The Disallowed’, one of the things I enjoyed most about it was how he took such a tried and tested meme and gave it new interest and a freshness that is so lacking in vamp novels today.
Well, he’s done it again in his latest offering ‘Dead Centre’.
