The Cardinal of the Kremlin
- Section
- Deane’s Library
- Type
- Book
- Pages
- 544
- Author
- Tom Clancy
- Published
- 1988
- Tags
- fiction, military, cold-war, spies
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The Cardinal of the Kremlin
The Cold War: A World History
“ Fantastic, detailed history of the Cold War. covers all the bases, from World War I on, including quite a bit of coverage of India and Africa, outside of the big players – the U.S., Soviet Union, and China. Really, well done. 800 pages, but never got bogged down in it. ”
Devil May Care
A Legacy of Spies
“Fifty pages into this, I was thinking ‘Man, I should never buy John Le Carre…’ His novels are so…so hard to follow, so… administrative . The book recovers a bit, though. It turns into a tragic love story, told in flashback. The book zips back and forth between the 60s and present day, telling a…”
The Manchurian Candidate
“ One of the best novels I’ve ever read. Incredibly suspenseful with a fantastic payoff in the end. There’s a sentence 84% of the way through (according to my Kindle) that had me literally slack-jawed for about 60 seconds as my mind reeled with the implications. ”
No Deals, Mr. Bond
The Rebellion of Ronald Reagan: A History of the End of the Cold War
Red Storm Rising