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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
James Bond eat your heart out...,
By Stuart Creasor (Burlington, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Dark Crusader (Audio Cassette)
The Dark Crusader is an excellent story of a british secret service agent sent to investigate the disappearance of several high-level scientists. Posing as a scientist, the agent is faced with many obstacles and surprises along the way including an inexperienced colleague posing as his wife and a sudden life or death swim off a hijacked boat.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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The 'Black Shrike' aka 'Dark Crusader',
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This review is from: The Dark Crusader (Audio Cassette)
Some may not be aware that 'The Black Shrike' and 'Dark Crusader' are one and the same book, with the title changing when Dark Crusader was released in America as The Black Shrike. Or (my memory...), maybe it was changed when Dark Crusader was issued as a paperback. Either way, this particular novel was written when Alistair MacLean was in top form. It's not a complex story in any way. Simple and straightforward. Funny, sometimes simple is best, especially when It's A.M. doing the writing. Of the numerous books written by Mr. MacLean, the first 2/3rds are the best. Yes, they are written mainly for juveniles, but somehow they work well even when read as an adult (can you say "Harry Potter"?).
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The Dark Crusader by Alistair MacLean (Paperback - 1977)
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