A review by eush
A Delicate Truth by John le Carré

3.0

To me, Le Carre is like Wodehouse but with spies—if I feel like reading something comic I pick up a Jeeves novel, but if I feel like reading about spies I pick up a Le Carre. To be sure, the espionage game has changed since Le Carre's heyday, what with private contractors, the war on terror, and so on, but his characters and storytelling are still solid.

Maybe I'll just read more Le Carres so I can catch up on my book challenge.