The Kremlin Letter
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| Rating | : | 4.48 (650 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01EW5P1QQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 121 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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While I enjoyed the book a great deal While I enjoyed the book a great deal, I was a little let down by the ending. In fact, I quickly checked to see if there were sequels, but there are none. While I don't think all books need to end on a high note, I do like a book that takes care of loose ends, not one that leaves you hanging on the last page.. Captivating! Michael Merbaum Complex story line but elegantly crafted. Dazzling intrigue that requires attention to get it straight. A wonderful read once you get into it! Mike merbaum. I loved the movie phylco I loved the movie, now that I have read the book, I can put a face to each of the unusual characters.Stands the test of time.
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But treachery is an integral part of this shadow conflict between superpowers, and no sooner has the team arrived in the Soviet capital than the double-crossing begins. A New York Times bestseller, it was the basis for a John Huston film starring Orson Welles and Max von Sydow.. Without his consent, Rone has been recruited to join a top-secret network of agents who operate independently of the US government. In Moscow, the Americans must make contact with a high-level mole in the Kremlin and recover a letter that could spark a nuclear war if it falls into the wrong hands. Led by a cynical spymaster known only as the Highwayman, the group will break any law and destroy as many innocent lives as necessary to stop the spread of communism. One devastating betrayal follows the next as Rone desperately tries to stay alive and out of the clutches of the KGB long enough to find out who compromised the mission. New York Times Bestseller: Six American spies embark on a dangerous mission behind enemy lines in this classic Cold War espionage thriller. Lt. Charles Rone, a young naval intelligence officer with a sterling record, finds himself abruptly discharged from the service. Cmdr. Inspired by author Noel Behn’s