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 Shadow Hunter - Geoffrey Archer
 Shadow Hunter - Geoffrey Archer ... by Arrow Books LtdNewest Review: ... to being a Russian spy. How will this usually calm and organised man react? This comes to light to the British authorities ... more ... after he has left Plymouth and sends shock waves and grave concerns to all those in the know at the Naval Headquarters. As they realise they must intercept this loose cannon before it's too late and an incident occurs.
Communication is quickly lost with the Submarine as Hitchins embarks on his own mission. He advises his crew that they are on a very special secret mission and that only he has the orders for and he cannot share with them until much later into the trip. But what will his revenge be? Is he about to sta...more |
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Shadow Hunter - Geoffrey Archer: Cold War politics (899 words)
by - written on 30/12/08 (Very useful, 361 readings)
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Background: Until quite recently I thought I had picked by a novel by the former Conservative Minister (Lord) Jeffrey Archer. However, someone kindly advised me this Geoffrey Archer is a totally different person. I must admit I wondered in hind site about the difference in style between this and a very different writing style I had read in 'Trick of the Tail', written by Jeffrey. About the author: Now I have the correct Geoffrey Archer, this gentleman spent 25 years as a reporter for ITV, involved in Defence and Diplomatic reporting. His experiences helped to inspire and persuade him to turn his skills to writing. Since then he has ... Read the complete review
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