Men at War (Hardcover): The Double Agents (Hardcover)

from Paul-the-well-read

I have to confess that I read this entire book even though I had gotten weary of it very early on. There are many, many characters drawn in great detail, only a very few of which have anything to do with the plot. The plot itself had 3 storylines, none of which was really too substantial. The sto...

from dekan

i was a bit disappointed in this one. and believe me i read alot of this style of book. it was ok and if youre really into the subject matter it will hold your attenetion. however i felt like it drifted and wasnt really getting to the point or matching it's title except for vague references or pl...

from sevesteen

Another minor disappointment, although a bit better than "The Saboteurs". Again, many of the Griffin formula elements, but not done as well as his earlier books. The celebrity appearances are more jarring and less believable, and much more than the cameos in past books--Ian Flemming, Peter Ustino...

from leftseat

I have every book written by Mr Griifin,even the ones he wrote under his real name which is WE Butterworth.In reality I have read them ocer and over. This one is not a keeper. It was so boring that I did not even finish it. Lets hope the next one is much better.