The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
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brunton11
of Chester, Cheshire United Kingdom on 5/19/2010
This book is in a Controlled Release!
brunton11 of Chester, Cheshire United Kingdom on 5/19/2010 This book is in a Controlled Release!
3 journalers for this copy...
I enjoyed this one the more I got into it. Offering up as part of the 1001 relay.
Journal Entry 2 by brunton11 at Salford, Greater Manchester United Kingdom on Wednesday, July 7, 2010
brunton11 at Salford, Greater Manchester United Kingdom on Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Sending to Flambard as a RABCK.
Wow! I'll really look forward to reading this one! And thank you for the postcards and bookmarks too!
An elegant tale of intrigue and betrayal, with a satisfying number of twists so that the reader is never entirely sure who to trust. The language is stark and forthright, adding to the grey atmosphere. One to exercise the little grey cells! A good read!
Released 13 yrs ago (8/28/2010 UTC) at by Post, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases
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A RABCK
Received today in the mail as an overseas RABCK! Along with a postcard from Suffolk Co. Thank you! Excellent, this was next in my chronological list of John Le Carre to read.
Newish Great Reads (London) hardcover, edition as sold with the Daily Express Newspaper, of the 1963 classic spy thriller. This was on my list of best past thrillers to read.
I can let this go after I read:
1961 Call for the Dead [read 2009]
1962 A Murder of Quality [read 2010]
To be read and then set aside for release at the Panera Bread meetup, 7030 Amador Plaza Rd., Dublin CA, 2nd Tuesday of each month.
Edit November 15, 2010: This was a taut and short British Cold War spy thriller, I rather enjoyed it. Not always an easy read, a bit hard at times to follow the intrigue, but that does not detract from the ominous atmosphere it delivers.
Newish Great Reads (London) hardcover, edition as sold with the Daily Express Newspaper, of the 1963 classic spy thriller. This was on my list of best past thrillers to read.
I can let this go after I read:
1961 Call for the Dead [read 2009]
1962 A Murder of Quality [read 2010]
To be read and then set aside for release at the Panera Bread meetup, 7030 Amador Plaza Rd., Dublin CA, 2nd Tuesday of each month.
Edit November 15, 2010: This was a taut and short British Cold War spy thriller, I rather enjoyed it. Not always an easy read, a bit hard at times to follow the intrigue, but that does not detract from the ominous atmosphere it delivers.
To be released at the December Tri-Valley Bookcrossing group meetup, or the one after, or after that, depending on when I actually get out there.
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Aside from loving shared books, my main passion in life is supporting the human rights work of my good friend, Anni Cyrus. 💖 💖 Her life story of survival as a childhood refugee is astounding, and quite moving!
Please look her up on Google and YouTube. You can also follow her on Facebook and Instagram, among other platforms.
