Code Ezra

by Gay Courter

The murder of a scientist serving as an advisor to an Israeli intelligence agent compels Eli Katzar, head of the Ezra group, to uncover a traitor among his operatives

Genres: Thriller, Historical Fiction

671 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published May 19, 1986

Reviews

[Michelle]

Great plot. Good characters.

[Ronli]

Loved this book

It took me a few moments to get into this book but once I was in - I WAS IN. The author jumps around a lot at the beginning which made it difficult to keep up at first - but again, stick with it. The character development was incredible and made me completely love getting to know each personality/agent/human. The story of each mission kept me on my own toes and felt like I was right there. I wish I knew of more books like this one - highly recommend.

[Rennie]

Great mystery!

[Nicole]

2.5? I remember being more impressed by this when I read it long ago, though there was absolutely nothing I remembered about this book except for a revelation in the end. And I remember it being more exciting than it was. oh well. It was "free" to read with Amazon prime, so was an enjoyable few days. (I liked Gay Courter's other books better--The Midwife, The Midwife's Advice, and Flowers in the Blood.)

[K Drakos]

Read a long time ago...enjoyed it!

[Jerry-Mac]

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