Red Gold
'Just when it looked as if Robert Harris had cornered the market in historical thrillers, along comes Alan Furst with a book that Harris could not better if he lived to be 100. Wartime Paris is beautifully evoked.' Sunday Telegraph  'Alan Furst's sequence of spy novels deserves to be as feted as Patrick O'Brian's sea stories! gloriously cinematic.' Evening Standard  'Cracking entertainment! all the cinematic flair of Casablanca.' The Times  'Brings an era to life with a feeling of authenticity that can only be described as breathtaking and wholly addictive.' The Times  'Nobody does it better. Gripping stuff related with a delicacy and economy that could trace a pattern on porcelain. Quite masterly.' Literary Review  'I can recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good spy thriller.' Mail on Sunday