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The List: A Novella
The List: A Novella | Mick Herron
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Dieter Hess, an aged spy, is dead, and John Bachelor, his MI5 handler, is in deep, deep trouble. Death has revealed that the deceased had been keeping a secret second bank accountand theres only ever one reason a spy has a secret second bank account. The question of whether he was a double agent must be resolved, and its answer may undo an entire careers worth of spy secrets.
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The List: A Novella | Mick Herron
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2.5 of the Slough House series and this time I find myself drawn these two:

JK Coe - the guy's obviously smart but tortured so what exactly is his back story? Not much answer can be found here but at least his other side is revealed.

Hannah Weiss - is she a naivete seeking the thrill of an adventure as a spy-wannabe or is that just a persona she is adopting? This book introduces her but does not reveal who she really is.

CatMS Love the Slough House menagerie. "The List" a novella introduces a couple new characters that hopefully we see sometime in the series. Would like to know more about Hannah, John Bachelor, who is a prime candidate for Slough House, we will meet again in novellas 5.5 and 6.5. 1y
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Anton
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A great little spy story for fans of Mick Herron's Slough House series that is equally accessible for new readers. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Anton
List: A Novella | Mick Herron

He had a plan. It wasn‘t much of a plan, and involved a lot of luck and twice as much bullshit, but it was the best he could do at short notice.

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Reading this Slough House novella as a palette cleanser before starting the next Luna book.

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IReadThereforeIBlog
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This SLOUGH HOUSE short story by Mick Herron appeared in some hardback copies of LONDON RULES and is an entertaining read with some intriguing background on J K Coe and cameos from Jackson, River, Catherine and Lady Di but I wished the ending was a little more definite. There‘s also an excerpt from NOBODY WALKS, which I will buy on the strength of this but the book is expensive for what it is and as such is one for completists only.

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UnabridgedTomes
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Welp, I just blew through this 68 page story in half an hour. Not sure I‘d pay full price for it, but it sure was entertaining. Now onto the next Slow Horses spy novel!