The Way to Dusty Death - Alistair MacLean Reviews
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Newest Review: ... on the circuit. Are they all genuine accidents? Are they down to sabotage? If they are down to sabotage who is orchestrating ... more
... them and why?
As Harlow's investiagtions bring him closer to the truth he finds not only his own life, but those of people he cares about, in deadly danger......
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Unlike some thriller writers Alistair MacLean never created a series of novels featuring one main character, or indeed a group of recurring characters. Despite this his novels do conform to a particular style and some of them share elements in common.
Perhaps the first thing you notice about a MacLean novel is that, generally speaking, an...more
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The Way to Dusty Death - Alistair MacLean: Murder On The Formula One Circuit. (1381 words)by - written on 28/09/09, updated on 08/05/10 (Very useful, 195 readings)
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When I'd read and devoured in turn Enid Blyton, the "Hardy Boys" series and Agatha Christie I then started collecting the novel by Alistair MacLean. I'm can't remember exactly why I chose to buy that first MacLean novel (and subsequently all of the rest) but I suspect it was to due with the fact that I'd seen film versions of both Breakheart Pass and Where Eagles Dare and then decided to give the books a try as well. The author: Alistair MacLean was born in Scotland in 1922 and served in the Royal Navy during World War II. His first novel, HMS Ulysees drew on his wartime experiences and was a success. Specialising in the genres of ... Read the complete review
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