Mrs. Pollifax and the Golden Triangle

I love the Mrs. Pollifax book. They are, as I've said before, some of my favourite comfort reads. When I need an old friend, this senior citizen CIA spy is one of my favourite companions. Note: The rest of this review has been withdrawn due to the changes in Goodreads policy and enforcement. You can......more

Still recovering from her traumatic experiences at the end of her previous adventure, in Mrs. Pollifax and the Hong Kong Buddha, our intrepid grandmotherly spy is looking forward to a trip to Thailand with husband Cyrus. It's to be a trip as a genuine tourist this time, until Bishop shows up and......more

Well, I think we (that's me and my spouse) are pretty much done with Mrs. Pollifax at this point. The novelty has worn off ... for us. Yes, yes ... we realize that the attraction remains (or remained) for legions of readers, but we both found this one to be (not just silly and in no way believable)......more

After her last misadventure thwarting a dangerous terrorist group, Mrs. Pollifax has some misgivings about life as a Cold War spy. Now she’s trying to put that life behind her and plans to vacation in Thailand with her husband, Cyrus Reed, and actually be an innocent tourist. However, the CIA isn’t......more

emily adds sleight of hand to her arsenal, then climbs back on a horse; the next book should be fun (unfortunately, this one's a bit tame but understandably so) the editorial mistakes i found are annoyingly many p23: after pondering this she decided that she still had scruples and, virtuously, that bei......more