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From: chk@purdue.UUCP (Chuck Koelbel)
Newsgroups: net.books
Subject: Re: thriller?
Message-ID: <382@mordred.purdue.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 14-Dec-85 16:42:52 EST
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Posted: Sat Dec 14 16:42:52 1985
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Summary: Frederick Forsyth

In article <1386@teklds.UUCP>, hankb@teklds.UUCP (Hank Buurman) writes:
> 
> 	"Day of the Jackal", and "Six Days of the Condor" are terrific
> but I can't remember the authors off the top of my head. Both were best
> sellers made into good movies.
> 
> 	Hank Buurman  Tektronix Inc.  ihnp4!tektronix!dadlac!hankb

_Day_of_the_Jackal_ is by Frederick Forsyth; I don't know who wrote _Six_
_Days_of_the_Condor_.  Incidentally, I would like to recommend anything
by Forsyth.  His other books include _The_Odessa_File_ (hunting down former
Nazis), _The_Dogs_of_War_ (mercenaries in central Africa), _The_Devil's_
_Alternative_ (high-level English-Russian-US spies), and _The_Fourth_
_Protocol_ (don't know - haven't read it yet).  All are very detailed,
well written novels.

						Chuck Koelbel