- Paperback
- Publisher: P/B (2002)
- ISBN-10: 0747271178
- ISBN-13: 978-0747271178
- Product Dimensions: 22.8 x 15 x 3.6 cm
- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 2,085,176 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Grace Flint: the best undercover cop in the business. Operation Pentecost: an elaborate sting designed by Flint to trap Karl Kremer, former East German spy turned financial manipulator. But Pentecost has become a snare for Flint's undercover agents: a death trap...
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Mandrake is better than Flint, Eddy's first book. I got lost in that one with all the double crossing etc. But with Mandrake I could not put the book down and I followed the plot all the way through - although it did require some concentration on my part. (That may say more about me than Eddy's writing, however.) Flint has moved on and life seems finally settled and happy. If only, it's the calm before the storm. Betrayal and deception are not far away, and you feel for Flint, although she shows her usual steel core in dealing with the problems she faces. I loved it and I recommend it. Eddy writes a good British thriller with a pace that is normally only found in American authors' work. I wonder what Flint will get into next, but I hope that more of it is UK/Europe based next time. It would also be good to give her some stability and personal happiness in the future, leaving just her work to provide the tension and stress. I am looking forward to the next outing for Flint.
One last thing, it is good to see that the publisher managed to produce a book without the high level of typos contained in Eddy's first Flint novel. The quality of the writing was matched by the quality of the production on this occasion.
One last thing, it is good to see that the publisher managed to produce a book without the high level of typos contained in Eddy's first Flint novel. The quality of the writing was matched by the quality of the production on this occasion.
You'll like Flint - and feel more confident about the fight against crime when you have read this.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Paul Eddy has done a very good job in creating a story where back stabbing, intrigue, death squads and more are used to make sure this story will not bore you. The story starts out with the FSF an organization that tries to pull money from rougue organizations and fund their own reasearch with it to catch more bad guys. The first act is gone wrong and spins of in a search for the person who has bled the information to the bad guys. The story from that moment will only intensify as more and more people and organizations are involved in the crimes and their coverups.
I very much loved this book if you like spy thrillers with easy writing used to tell the story then this might be your book
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The heroine of the tale, Grace Flint, is a great character, and the story includes some very atmospheric parts set in Germany, following an ex-Stasi antagonist. I really enjoyed the book, right up until the last page... when I was completely let down by the ending.
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Grace Flint: The best undercover cop in the business and - since plastic surgeons re-built her shattered face - probably the most beautiful. Read more
Published on 22 Oct 2008 by Mary_10
Flint's Law/Mandrake
I echo both the earlier reviews on this book. It is excellent. However if you already own Flint's Law don't buy Mandrake. They are the same novel. Read more
Published on 15 Jun 2008 by B. A. Ogley
Mandrake is superbly written.
In Paul Eddy's first thriller, about Grace Flint an undercover police officer, he conjured a plot that was both exciting and original. Read more
Published on 6 Jun 2002
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