Just finished The Folks at Fifty-Eight by Michael Patrick Clark.
A spy thriller set just after the end of the 2nd world war, and the birth of the CIA. Those pesky Russians are the "bad guys" and as with most spy stories, it ultimately revolves around finding a mole within the U.S agency. It is a good story but for some reason, the author decided to turn the middle 3rd of the book into what I can only describe as a semi-erotic novel
. An unnecessary story about the wives of various characters sleeping with anyone and everyone. It was strange, added nothing to the story, and was completely unneeded. Thankfully the last third of the book was very good.
If you like spy thrillers, it's worth a read.
A spy thriller set just after the end of the 2nd world war, and the birth of the CIA. Those pesky Russians are the "bad guys" and as with most spy stories, it ultimately revolves around finding a mole within the U.S agency. It is a good story but for some reason, the author decided to turn the middle 3rd of the book into what I can only describe as a semi-erotic novel
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If you like spy thrillers, it's worth a read.