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North From Rome (1958)

by Helen MacInnes

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A phone call prompts Bill Lammiter, a young American playwright, to follow a former girlfriend to Rome. There Lammiter saves a mysterious Italian girl from a beating. A kidnapping, a battle in a Renaissance villa, a shrewd gamekeeper, a chance snapshot and a touring preppy contribute to the excitement and suspense of this Cold War thriller.… (more)
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A young American goes to Italy in hopes of reuniting wth his former fiancee and finds se is now engaged to an Italian nobleman who may be involved in a drug ring. There are alsi indications of communist involvement. My mother liked MacInnes but I have ever been able to get interested in her work. ( )
  antiquary | Oct 9, 2016 |
4486. North From Rome, by Helen MacInnes (read 18 Sep 2008) This is a 1958 novel. In the past I have enjoyed MacInnes books, but this one was a bore and I cannot say I felt it well-written. An American playwright is in Rome because his ex-girlfriend is there and is hooked up with an Italian who is in a drug ring being taken over by communists. They chase around in Rome and north of there and of course all turns out peachily. Not well written and not exciting. ( )
  Schmerguls | Sep 18, 2008 |
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A phone call prompts Bill Lammiter, a young American playwright, to follow a former girlfriend to Rome. There Lammiter saves a mysterious Italian girl from a beating. A kidnapping, a battle in a Renaissance villa, a shrewd gamekeeper, a chance snapshot and a touring preppy contribute to the excitement and suspense of this Cold War thriller.

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