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Seventy-Two Virgins - Boris Johnson

 
Description: ISBN 0007198051 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Boris Johnson / Paperback / 400 Pages / Book is published 2005-05-03 by HarperCollins ... more
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Newest Review: ... is about to be towed away. Meanwhile a sizeable crowd of anti-American protestors are gathering outside Parliament to greet ... more

 ... the President and the security officers are having a tough time controlling one or two of them. Up on the roof of the Houses of Parliament is Jason Pickell, one the United States' top marksmen, and a young British armed officer who begins to worry about her colleague's mental state when he tells her about his experiences in Baghdad. Having forgotten his pass, Roger has to wait at the gates until his research assistant comes to help and while he is waiting he spots the ambulance again making its way inside the secu...more

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Premium Review Seventy-Two Virgins - Boris Johnson: Bumbling Boris's Brill Book (989 words)
by - written on 12/07/09 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Boris Johnson is not the first MP to write a novel but his is certainly the first I have been tempted to read (sorry Miss Widdecombe but the idea of you writing romantic fiction is quite stomach churning). To tell the truth, "Seventy Two Virgins" was an impulse purchase on an occasion when I darted into the Oxfam bookstore to shelter from the rain. Although I have read and greatly enjoyed some of his political writings, I was initially unsure about Boris the novelist but after only a few pages I was hooked by his effortless and engaging style. The story covers just a few hours on a day that the American President is in London to address Parliament. ...  Read the complete review

 

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