>
> In my opinion, the first few Quiller books you read
are going to be the
> best for you, regardless of where you jump into the
series. The books are so
> similar in characterization, mood, plot scheme,
dialogue (especially the
> interior stuff Quiller goes through) and pacing that
after you've done a few
> of them, the bloom fades a bit. They're always fun,
but less so the tenth
> time than the second.
>
I remember one who was pretty surreal, close to sue겮atural.
For one time, Quiller waiting for a killer to come from him
from another country and monitored his progress almost minute
by minute before the showdown. Pretty haunting stuff !
If I only could remember the titleŠ
T.
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