I read and enjoyed Stuart Neville’s debut novel, The Ghosts of Belfast, while on home leave this January. I was happy to see that he has a new novel out, and pleasantly surprised that it turns out to be a sequel. Collusion picks up a few months after Ghosts. Jerry Fegan and Bull O’Kane […]
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In January, we were on home leave and I read a lot of books not related to the Middle East, history or diplomacy. Then in late February I returned to work and started my Hebrew language training, and almost all “free” reading came to a screeching halt. Here’s a list in reading order with mini-reviews […] In October, our book club read Leonard Wibberley’s The Mouse that Roared. I chose this book to help us ease into the non-book meetings in November and December, and because I had a vague memory from having read it over thirty years ago (yes, it scares me to write that) that it contained some concepts […] |
