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The Information Officer - Mark Mills


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The Information Officer - Mark Mills

 
Description: ISBN 0007276885 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Mark Mills / Paperback / 416 Pages / Book is published 2009-04-30 by Harper

Newest Review: ... are either too many characters or those characters aren't developed enough, I haven't decided quite which. I suspect it's ... more

 ... the latter because those characters whose background the reader does learn about seem over-developed in contrast. I had to keep flicking back to remind myself who people were and I really couldn't see why some characters were there at all. The perpetrator gets a voice in the novel but not in separate chapters, just a few paragraphs at the end of a few of the chapters. At first I didn't realise whose voice this was, I thought it was Max and I couldn't work out why he was saying something quite opposite to what Max had ...more

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The "Information Officer" of Mark Mills's novel is Max Chadwick, a British officer stationed on the island of Malta during the Second World War. His job is to decide what news can be passed on to the islanders and the troops based there and, of course, what must remain secret. The situation in Malta is grim; the island is under heavy bombardment by German and Italian planes and it is proving very difficult to bring reinforcements to the island. The weight on Max's shoulders grows heavier when his friend Freddie, an army medic, tells him that he believes there is a serial killer murdering young Maltese women and that he suspects that the culprit is a British ...  Read the complete review

 

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