Last Days of the Condor

from mexico24

I was asked to review this book by Real Readers. The Last Days of the Condor by James Grady is the final part of a series of books on the CIA operative known to all as Condor. I found this extremely gripping and complex spy thriller what a treat this was to read. I read this on holiday and could ...

from payday1999

3.5 out of 5 rating. I'll start by saying that I haven't read the other books in the series. Maybe my rating might of changed if I had read the other books, who knows. From what I see, the first few books were written in the 70's. I did like the characters and the book was an easy read. The A...

from ewhatley

If you're of a certain age, you probably sat in a movie theater and watched a handsome, young Robert Redford star in Three Days of the Condor. Now Condor is back. He's not as fast or strong, he's a 60ish spy who still has superb espionage skills and a knack for disguise, trying to figure out if t...

from tmph

Very good. Not written in the delightfully complicated style like le Carré, but the plot becomes very nicely, grandly complicated. The style, by the bye, is a kind of interesting mix of stream of consciousness and narrative between and among the characters. And, fun.

from ConalO

I'm not really sure what I was expecting from this novel but I know it did not meet my expectations. I had a lot of nostalgia from reading the initial novel of this series back in the '70's and was hoping to be wowed again. This story seems really muddles and was actually somewhat disappointing. ...