Faith

Bernard Samson, Book 7

By: Len Deighton

Narrated by: James Lailey

In 1987, as the Cold War reaches a climax, British agent Bernard Samson confronts difficulties at home and on the job as he copes with an affair with a coworker, his wife, ethical conflict, and high-level government scandal.

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The characters are old friends that remain fresh and new

The plot is a bit redundant, but the reader still is compelled to keep on in a rush to see what will happen. I love the frequent bits of history an physical descriptions of the characters.

Vintage Deighton

The narrationn sounds exactly as I think the author himself woul read it to me. Having lived through this era, the story is real and well researched. All of the characters come alive and consistently so throu all of the Samson stories.

Good performance ; story keeps my attention

The narrator(Lalley) has done a great job with the Bernard Sampson series. This was the seventh and the whole series has kept me gripped. Only complaint is the characterization of Tante Lisl, which grates on me. Maybe that’s just me and it doesn’t detract from my enjoyment.