The Quiller Memorandum Audiobook

" The best thriller writer ever. "

" 3.5 stars. It moves and I like the 60s world weary vibe. But it didn't rise much above that. The dated psychology lost me. "

" Excellent thriller; smart believable and taut. Superb writing enhances a detailed espionage account of hunting nazis in cold war Berlin circa 1965. "

" A solid spy thriller with a refreshingly analytical and restrained protagonist - good stuff. "

" If you like spy/mystery genre, this is a great read. "

" ok but a bit long-winded "

" Fast moving spy thriller set in the aftermath of WWII. It gives an excellent first person account of how an intelligence agent of the time logically derives a solution to issues. I enjoyed the book and I am putting more Quiller novels on my reading list for the future. "

" This spy novel about neo-Nazis 1960's Berlin seemed dated and a little stilted to me. But good enough to hold my interest till the end. "

" Great introduction to Quiller, the spy who doesn't use a gun. Compelling read with great twists and turns. This is a more grounded and realistic take on a spy thriller as compared to some of the other novels out there, but still has plenty of action. "

" A brisk and suspenseful tale of espionage and revenge in post-World War II Berlin. Almost as emotionally involving as John Le Carre's *The Spy Who Came In From The Cold*, with intrigue and action that's right up there with Frederick Forsyth's best stuff. "

" Tough and serious; an espionage procedural pursued with relentless thoroughness to a logical conclusion. Humourless and dispassionate, a Cold War indeed. "

" Great book. Can see why won the Edgar Award. "

" Quiller starts here. A bridge between James Bond and not George Smiley, but maybe Peter Guilliam. "

" I read a few of these many years ago when they first came out. I recently found and purchased all 19 of the series in hardback and read them serially. The novels are esoteric thrillers, very cerebral and highly recommended. "

" ok. technology dated (1966 of course its dated) a little slow but still a good read. "

" This spy novel about neo-Nazis 1960's Berlin seemed dated and a little stilted to me. But good enough to hold my interest till the end. "

" A brisk and suspenseful tale of espionage and revenge in post-World War II Berlin. Almost as emotionally involving as John Le Carre's *The Spy Who Came In From The Cold*, with intrigue and action that's right up there with Frederick Forsyth's best stuff. "

" I read a few of these many years ago when they first came out. I recently found and purchased all 19 of the series in hardback and read them serially. The novels are esoteric thrillers, very cerebral and highly recommended. "

" Tough and serious; an espionage procedural pursued with relentless thoroughness to a logical conclusion. Humourless and dispassionate, a Cold War indeed. "

" ok. technology dated (1966 of course its dated) a little slow but still a good read. "

" Great book. Can see why won the Edgar Award. "

" If you like spy/mystery genre, this is a great read. "