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Conspiracy of Words (Rebecca Tempest and Jack Cooper Maximus Series. Book 2):
"nternational settings and high-stakes conspiracy added plenty of suspense. Rebecca Tempest and Jack Cooper are compelling characters, making this a fascinating read for fans of historical mysteries and action-packed adventures."
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| My one and only Meyer book so far, but it will not be my last. This was his first book, and if you like a crime story, then this totally fits the bill! Great character building, intriguing plot, and in an unusual setting! I started reading this aroun ...more | |
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| I decided to read this book again for the first time in many years, after reading the ghostwritten Karla's Choice, and before writing my review of 'Karla'. It served to remind me of just what a skilful storyteller Le Carre was. The book places the re ...more | |
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| I decided to read this book again for the first time in many years, after reading the ghostwritten Karla's Choice, and before writing my review of 'Karla'. It served to remind me of just what a skilful storyteller Le Carre was. The book places the re ...more | |




































