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The Bombmaker

by Stephen Leather

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One of the problems with Reader's Digest editions of anything is that you wonder if you missed anything important. Here, though, I was quite happy with what was there - any more would have been over the top.

Andrea Hayes used to work for the IRA, building bombs until something went wrong. Now her daughter has been kidnapped and she's been asked to build a bomb that will destroy London. The characters are mostly compelling, and there's a great twist in the book. The book is a little aged though - the events of September the 11th 2001 have not occured, and terrorism of this level seems like a strange, foreign type thing. ( )
  melwil_2006 | Mar 14, 2006 |
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Andrea Hayes was one of the IRA’s deadliest killers—until a misplaced bomb ripped into a group of passing children. Now, years later, she has a whole new life and a family, and her days of violence seem a distant memory. But then her daughter is kidnapped by persons unknown, and she’s blackmailed into building a massive explosive device for them—target unknown.

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