Foreign Correspondent, Alan Furst
Foreign Correspondent, Alan Furst
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Foreign Correspondent

Author: Alan Furst

Narrator: George Guidall

Unabridged: 9 hr 35 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/04/2011


Synopsis

2007 Audie Award Finalist for Thriller/Suspense

About Alan Furst

Alan Furst is widely recognized as the master of the historical spy novel. He is the author of Night Soldiers, Dark Star, The Polish Officer, The World at Night, Red Gold, Kingdom of Shadows, Blood of Victory, and Dark Voyage. Born in New York, he has lived for long periods in France, especially Paris. He now lives on Long Island, New York. Visit the author's website at AlanFurst.net.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Tim on June 05, 2021

A group of political emigres have taken refuge in Paris in 1938 and set up a clandestine newspaper opposing fascism. When the editor is murdered it would appear OVRA, Mussolini's version of the Gestapo, is behind the killing. Carlo Weisz, a journalist for Reuters, is in Spain when the murder takes p......more

Goodreads review by Will on April 13, 2016

I found this book very disappointing. I snatched it from a bookshelf at home, thinking it was the book that provided the basis for Hitchcock’s 1940 film, “Foreign Correspondent.“ Oops. It is a 1930’s spy novel all right, but one published in 2006 by highly regarded writer Alan Furst. Ok. No big deal......more

Goodreads review by Jim on March 14, 2008

Stars-wise, this is either a strong 3 or a weak 4. Normally, I would rate Alan Furst's novels more highly, and this one was a solid 4-star up until the last 50 pages or so. I think the problem I had was that the author doesn't seem to flesh out the last part of the story enough. Furst gives us a lov......more

Goodreads review by Branwen Sedai *of the Brown Ajah* on March 01, 2015

"This is a war, and, in war, sometimes you lose, sometimes you win, and, sometimes, when you think you've lost, you've won."......more

Goodreads review by Lewis on May 23, 2016

... an excellent portrayal of anti-fascist resistance, in this case against Mussolini. Furst's place descriptions, as always, are superb. The plot is satisfyingly complex, and the ending is appropriately ambiguous - the lives Furst explores never have clear demarcations.......more