Spy Hook

Samson, Book 4

What Bernard Sampson, protagonist of Berlin Game, Mexico Set, and London Match, is about to know may hurt him. When word gets to London Central that a cache of millions of pounds has disappeared inside the Service, Samson is determined to learn the truth. But not even that discovery will help if the Department itself wants his blood....

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Great story, great writing, and great narration!

Top class—just like every other Len Deighton book! The only drawback to this book is knowing that there is now one fewer of his books left for me to enjoy.

The complexity of the plot

I liked the main character and all of the intrigue of being an MI6 agent

Another great one in the Bernard Sampson series!

Narrator is FANTASTIC and the story is compelling. I can’t wait to listen Spy Line and Spy Sinker!

World Class Spy Thriller

Len Deighton is clearly in John Le Carre’s class of writers who develop introspective field players in complex settings.

Disappointing. Boring.

Nothing happens. It’s a slice of life book disguised as a spy novel. There is hardly any spycraft in this book. This book isn’t bad it’s just boring. I’m entirely indifferent to it.