FORGOTTEN THRILLERS: THE BENGALI INHERITANCE By Owen Sela
The Bengali Inheritance by Owen Sela (Coronet, 1976) Owen Sela is now largely unknown to modern spy fiction readers, although there is a small group who remember his...
Read MoreThe Bengali Inheritance by Owen Sela (Coronet, 1976) Owen Sela is now largely unknown to modern spy fiction readers, although there is a small group who remember his...
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Read MoreHarlan Coben is one of the most popular authors in the world today and his books are always a ‘must read’. In recent years the success of his twisty,...
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