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 The Veteran - Frederick Forsyth
Newest Review: ... suddenly appears at the mugger's solicitors, offering to defend the two young thugs for FREE! What's the reason behind his ... more  ... sudden generosity, and why does he go to such extraordinary lengths to get the two killers acquitted?
Well, that's the crux of the yarn, and I can't tell you any more without giving away everything. But suffice to say it will keep you guessing right up until the final few pages.
The second short story is called 'The Art Of The Matter'.
Here Forsyth explores the world of fine art dealers. An audacious scam is perpetrated on an old and established firm of London dealers, which results in their losing millions of poun...more |
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The Veteran - Frederick Forsyth: Nothing Is Ever As It Seems (1256 words)
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'The Veteran' (2001) is a book of five short stories from the British master storyteller Frederick Forsyth, who has been topping the best seller charts for the past thirty plus years. I first came across Forsyth's work practically by accident, when I went to see a cracking movie back in the early 1970's called 'Day Of The Jackal', (starring Edward Fox) which told of an attempted assassination attempt on the life of the late French President Charles de Gaul by a dissident group from the OSS (French Secret Service) opposed to the granting of independence to Algeria. I so enjoyed the movie that I went out and bought the book, and I've been an avid reader of ... Read the complete review
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