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 The Chancellor Manuscript - Robert Ludlum
Newest Review: ... Peter Chancellor is very well known. His thrillers are best selling and now he has written a thriller that is too close to ... more  ... the mark, and it involves the death of J Edgar Hoover, the legendary FBI leader. Chancellor writes of a conspiracy to kill him just as the organisation known as Inver Brass decide that Hoover's secret files are too damaging to be in existence and the great man must 'disappear'. Thus begins a game of cat and mouse between Chancellor and Inver Brass, with a showdown on the cards to make all of Chancellor's novels seem mediochre at best.
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The Chancellor Manuscript - Robert Ludlum: What if it were true............ (296 words)
by - written on 07/08/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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As far as conspiracy theories go, Robert Ludlum's thrillers have had their fair share. Most are unbelievable to the extent they don't warrant a second thought. However, in The Chancellor Manuscript, the award winning author gives us a twisting tale that you wouldn't be surprised to find has elements of truth in it. The Plot Author Peter Chancellor is very well known. His thrillers are best selling and now he has written a thriller that is too close to the mark, and it involves the death of J Edgar Hoover, the legendary FBI leader. Chancellor writes of a conspiracy to kill him just as the organisation known as Inver Brass decide that Hoover's secret ... Read the complete review
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