Four-star
review for Cloak of Darkness by Helen MacInnes
I
hadn’t read any of the
authors
espionage thrillers for many years, although
they used to be favorites of mine.
It was like the proverbial old shoe, fitting me and my current mood.
I would have rated this higher, just for the way she creates
suspense, but it’s dated in so many ways, mainly because it’s set
in the late 1970’s. Still, I enjoyed reading about Robert Renwick
again and seeing what he was up to this time. When he’s told his
name is on the Minus List, he travels to New York. For Claudel, the
story starts in Djibouti. After Robert stows his young wife away in a
safe place in Virginia, he and Claudel meet up in the Swiss and
French alps in pursuit of a previous foe and a new one.
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