The Unlikely Spy | Daniel Silva | I TRULY LOVED THIS NOVEL

The Unlikely Spy | Daniel Silva | The best WW II/Nazi espionage novel in decades

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The Unlikely Spy

	The Unlikely Spy Daniel Silva Villard Books, 1996 - 416 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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I TRULY LOVED THIS NOVEL

I became an avid fan of Daniel Silva, from the very first book I've read from this author. I now have purchased and read everything he has published so far. With "The Unlikely Spy" I was not disappointed. The story is fast paced and suspenful from beginning to end.

The very best spy minds from Germany and England are facing each other in this all-out cat and mouse game, were the lives of hundred of thousands of allied soldiers are in the balance.

Hitler wants to know from his expert spies already hiding on English soil, under false identities, when and "where" do the Allied Forces intend to invade the French coastline ... Calais or Normandy?

The British secret agency MI-5 is doing everytyhing in their masterplan to mislead, capture and stop the German spies, while at the same time preparing for the biggest invasion in world history.

This thrilling story is well researched and well racounted. It keeps you on the edge of your seat so-to-speak. Far too much is at risk for either side to fail in their respective and crucial mission. What a great read !!! Truly enjoyable.

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The best WW II/Nazi espionage novel in decades

This is the best WW II/Nazi espionage book that has been published in decades. This book has the intrigue and suspense of the great novels of le Carre and Follett.

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