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From: krantz@csd2.UUCP (Michaelntz)
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Subject: Re: thriller?
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Date: Tue, 24-Dec-85 22:30:00 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec 24 22:30:00 1985
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/* csd2:net.books / ahearn@convexs.UUCP / 10:19 am  Dec  8, 1985 */


> So after a year, I finally read the Robert Ludlum thriller my
> brother gave me. Within a few pages I'm completely hooked,
> I wind up taking the blasted book to work, staying up until
> 2:00 AM to finish it, etc. etc. 

> Now, I am completely unfamiliar with this ...um, genre. And 
> I'm hooked. Anybody out there got any recommendations? I can't
> wait `til my next score.


John LeCarre's The_Little_Drummer_Girl.  I read this genre very
rarely, but this one is a killer of a novel.  Make haste to the
store.


Yours In Espionage, but only occasionally,


Michael Krantz
Courant Institute
251 Mercer St.
New York, NY  10012


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