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the tears of autumn
the tears of autumn
Author: charles mccarry
more exiting than the day of the jackal...
ISBN: 434366
Publication Date: 1/1976
Pages: 318
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Publisher: fawcett crest
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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This is a well thought out and written spy novel. It isn't about the action scenes, it is about the behind the scenes intelligence and conspiracy theories. If you like intellectual thrillers more than the action ones, then this is you book.
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Though the story seems likely to appeal, the narrative is too herky-jerky, with characters not fully fleshed out to where one cares about them, and no real logic or explanation given, or apparent, regarding how the story moves forward. I stopped reading it over half-way in, but before the end.
trekie70 avatar reviewed the tears of autumn on + 291 more book reviews
Book had a good idea but was a bit hard to follow in some places.

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