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 Flint - Paul Eddy
Newest Review: ... is coping, but inside she is in pain. Therefore, when she is forced to once more go undercover she is none too happy. ... more  ... However, her investigation leads to clues towards the whereabouts of the man who beat her and the shadowy Enterprise Group that he will kill to protect. Can Flint overcome her fears to capture the killer and expose the group when she has no one to trust?
‘Flint’ is a book packed with potential, but fails by a wide margin. Starting with the positive aspects of the book, Eddy has created in Grace Flint a fantastic central character that is both motivated and complicated. If she had just been a fierce female officer it wo...more |
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Flint - Paul Eddy: Out Like Flint (856 words)
by - written on 06/11/07 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Having read several spy novels recently I have decided that it is perhaps the hardest crime genre to write. When thinking of what a spy is, most people will automatically stir up thoughts of James Bond skiing over a cliff only to save himself with a Union Flag Parachute! Having read several spy books I have found that this is far from the truth. Many authors in the genre try and keep the events in their books somewhat true to life so the lifestyle of a secret agent is less about sleeping with gorgeous women and more about filling in the correct paper work. Can Paul Eddy’s debut novel, ‘Flint’, straddle the difficult gulf between realism and ... Read the complete review
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