It might just be that the modern spy thriller has turned a new page with Adam Brookes’s Night Heron. We all know the thriller writer’s lament that, with the old certainties of the Cold War gone, the classic good and evil battles between East and West are now just fodder for historical fiction. A new sort of contemporary thriller requires new battles.
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