Sinkiang Executive - Adam Hall Reviews
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Newest Review: ... any mission they are assigned if they think they are unable to perform successfully, due to the nature and sensitivity of the ... more
... work they are in (the Bureau they work for does not officially exist meaning the British Goverment cannot therefore be held accountable for any mission that goes pear-shaped!) but Quiller has a reputation for never turning a job down, mostly out of stubborn pride. This, in turn, gives him a certain amount of leeway......
But not enough!
Because when Quiller oversteps the mark and makes a termination outside of mission-time for personal reasons, the Bureau take a dim view. The Metropolitan Police and Scotland Yar...more
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The Sinkiang Executive is the eighth novel in Adam Hall's Quiller series of espionage thrillers. Hall is a pseudonym for Ellestron Trevor which itself was a pseudonym for British author, Trevor Dudley-Smith. Smith actually wrote under a number of aliases but was best known as Adam Hall for the Quiller series though his greatest work as Ellestron Trevor was the original novelisation of Flight Of The Phoenix! Quiller is the go-to man when a mission is demed near-impossible. He is one of only a handful of Executives with the Suffix-Nine designation that indicates he is reliable under torture and interrogation. At the time of this latest adventure, he is one of ... Read the complete review
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