Currently Reading - The Miernik Dossier, Charles McCarry

Just to prove sometimes I can make a plan and stick to it - after all I only worked out a plan for my next few books yesterday - it can't be that hard for me to stick to something for 24 hours can it... don't answer that.

I have always been a huge John Le Carre fan - I love a bit of a spy thriller to clear the head ocassionally, and I think over the years I've worked my way through a lot of what's on offer - Le Carre (of course), James Fenimore Cooper, Robert Harris (although I'm a bit behind with a couple of his books), Helen MacInnes, Frederick Forsyth, Jack Higgins, Joseph Conrad, Ken Follett, John Buchan, Robert Ludlum, Andy McNab, Somerset Maugham, Len Deighton, Michael Gilbert, Graham Greene, Anthony Price, Daniel Silva, Ross Thomas, Norman Mailer and probably a heap of others I've forgotten now.  Charles McCarry is one author I've missed out on so far - so this should be fun.

"The attached dossier is submitted to the Committee in response to the request by its Chairman for "a complete picture of a typical operation." "