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Books and good reads [Merged]

I have now read all 8 of the Slough House books by Mick Herron.
I have read many spy books over the years. I loved most novels by John Le Carre and Len Deighton was a great favourite of mine with his 3 Bernard Samson trilogies.
Jackson Lamb is a great character. He is disgusting, complex and brilliant all at the same time.
I’m told I should watch the Apple TV series of the first few books and I like Gary Oldman a lot as an actor, but I am worried it won’t be true to the books.
Anyway if you like spy novels they are a great read
 
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Finally read Richard Flanagan‘s masterpiece The Narrow Road to the Deep North.

Totally flawed people doing great things, Dorrigo Evans, what a character.
 
Sintiger said:
I have now read all 8 of the Slough House books by Mick Herron.
I have read many spy books over the years. I loved most novels by John Le Carre and Len Deighton was a great favourite of mine with his 3 Bernard Samson trilogies.
Jackson Lamb is a great character. He is disgusting, complex and brilliant all at the same time.
I’m told I should watch the Apple TV series of the first few books and I like Gary Oldman a lot as an actor, but I am worried it won’t be true to the books.
Anyway if you like spy novels they are a great read
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The TV series is great. I haven't read the novels but I want to.
 
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