The first sentence:
Topper McRae had an idea that sweet
little Lourdes Martinez had something sweet to offer him on the 45-minute run
back to the berth at King’s Bay in Biscayne Bay, and his hands trembled as he
turned to close the hatch door.
I’m fond of both Richard Hoyt’s novels—Trotsky’s Run is as good as an espionage novel gets— and this
period of Tor paperbacks. If a paperback has Tor’s logo on it, it’s a suspense
novel published from the early-1980s to the late-1990s, the chances are good I’ll
purchase it.
2 comments:
Hey, Ben: Check out my interview with author Richard Hoyt:
http://therapsheet.blogspot.com/2014/07/an-author-returns-to-familiar-ground.html
Cheers,
Jeff
Thanks for the link, Jeff. I'm on my way.
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