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The Blind Spy by Alex Dryden

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Synopsis

Former KGB colonel Anna Resnikov races to prevent a secret Russian plan to destabilize the Ukraine and retake its former territory in this third driving, ripped-from-the-headlines thriller from the new master of international intrigue "Keep an eye on Dryden. If he continues to infuse the genre with serious political insights and warnings, he could be the next John le Carré."-Richmond Times Dispatch Former spy turned novelist Alex Dryden has been hailed by... more

About Alex Dryden

Alex Dryden is a writer and journalist with many years experience in security matters. When the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, Dryden watched the statues of... more


Published: March 20, 2012 by Harper Collins

Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense. Fiction. 384 pages

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  • All Critics: 4
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  • Negative: 3
  • Jen's Book Thoughts | 5 Apr 2012

    Readers will likely notice the 400-page length as the plot moves slower than the average thriller and the book’s title character doesn’t truly come into play until well into the second half of the book.

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    He skilfully creates a narrative that is close enough to real events and political figures to invoke a disturbing take on contemporary Russia, recently branded a ‘mafia state’ in the Wikileaks diplomatic cables.

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  • Examiner | 18 Mar 2012

    The author’s near abandonment of his title character is indicative of the work’s regrettable lack of focus and cohesion.

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  • Richmond Times-Dispatch | 25 Mar 2012

    Dryden — it's a pseudonym, actually — doesn't write his thrillers casually.

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