Traitor

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• TRAITOR

  Shotsmag Reviews -Traitor by Stephen Coonts Stephen Coonts’ latest novel Traitor takes us to the beautiful,elegant city of Paris in the autumn. Jake Grafton is brought out of retirement as the new head of European ops and posted to the romantic city ... (read full critics)

  shotsmag published on Wed, 29 Sep 2010

• Bookreporter.com - THE TRAITOR: Tommy Carmellini Novel, by Stephen Coonts

  One of the more interesting aspects of Stephen Coonts's series of Jake Grafton thrillers is his steadfast policy of advancing his main and secondary characters. Resisting what arguably would be the tempting --- and easier --- inclination to keep Graf ... (read full critics)

  bookreporter published on Sat, 28 Aug 2010

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  Unputdownable

  Probably not the best Coonts, with too many characters, so it is difficoult to "bond" with them all.
  But the book is a real page-turner, truly unputdownable.
  I think it's great (and not so common in this genre) that the bad guys are not all "sonofabitches" and the gud gys are not flawless. ... (continue)

  Probably not the best Coonts, with too many characters, so it is difficoult to "bond" with them all.
  But the book is a real page-turner, truly unputdownable.
  I think it's great (and not so common in this genre) that the bad guys are not all "sonofabitches" and the gud gys are not flawless. So util quite late in the book the bad ones are not those you expect... and that is fun!

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• English Books
• Paperback 400 Pages
• ISBN-10: 0752881418
• ISBN-13: 9780752881416
• Publisher: Orion
• Pub date: Jun 07, 2007
• Also available as: Mass Market Paperback, Hardcover, Audio CD and Others

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