The curiously forgotten: Eugene Burdick, FWS Craig and Anthony Price
Other than all featuring in multiple places on my bookshelves at home, what brings the three of them together? … Read the full post »
Read about the award-winning author Anthony Price, best known for his series of espionage novels featuring Dr. David Audley.
Other than all featuring in multiple places on my bookshelves at home, what brings the three of them together? … Read the full post »
The Alamut Ambush is one of the early volumes in Anthony Price’s series of espionage thrillers featuring David Audley. … Read the full post »
Starting with a deliciously and uncompromisingly convoluted discussion between two characters which leaves the reader struggling to work out what it all means, and building up to a violent confrontation in a bleak stretch of British countryside, For the Good of the State is bursting with examples of Anthony Price at his best. … Read the full post »
In The Hour of the Donkey, Anthony Price has a great eye for the telling details which bring home the horrors of war. … Read the full post »
With A Prospect of Vengeance, Anthony Price sets up a pair of investigative journalists to poke around the events he’d first written about many years earlier in Tomorrow’s Ghost. … Read the full post »
Full of Anthony Price’s trademark complicated plots and intense dialogue, Tomorrow’s Ghost is another highly enjoyable espionage thriller. … Read the full post »
Continuing Anthony Price’s pattern of rotating around the character through whose eyes the story is told, this time it’s back to Jack Butler. … Read the full post »
Anthony Price’s thriller Our Man in Camelot is quintessential Price, as if all his other David Audley novels had been boiled down into one concentrated example. … Read the full post »
David Audley is a British spy with a penchant for history and in this book sets out to investigate a suspected far-left rabble rouser. … Read the full post »