Weißer Sand.

Alistair Mac Lean's "Golden Girl" #4

by Simon Gandolfi

Simon Gandolfi's books about Trent, a retired British secret agent living in the Bahamas in Ian Fleming-like style, are big hits in England, and his latest work shows why their popularity is fully justified. A 13-year-old boy out catching crabs witnesses a drug plane crash that kills the crew. The boy, called Jacket, hides the cargo, bringing down the wrath of both the dealers and the Drug Enforcement Agency. An honest local cop asks Trent to help him protect the boy--an offer which the wily old agent can't refuse. Good, modern action with a nice touch of nostalgia for the early Bond books.

Perfect Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Kaitlin Alusik · Rating 2 out of 5]

At times the book was captivating, but at most points it moved very slow.

[Jielus Kuijntjes · Rating 2 out of 5]

Een dun verhaal met veel details. Wel plezierig om te lezen en onderhoudend.

[Kate Millin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Story of a 13 year old boy caught up with drug smuggling by mistake when catching crawfish to buy a present for his mum. Interesting thriller.

[Dave Hay · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nice easy read

[Gaituuthengel]

nice thriller