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When Charles McCarry's The Better Angels was first published almost thirty years ago, one reviewer lamented that his premise--that terrorists would use passenger-filled airliners as tools of terror--was so incredible as to be an obstacle to the reader's suspension of disbelief. In retrospect, this was to be just one of many of the novel's facets that would prove to be prophetic
A Mosman Library member described this book as "Brilliant, the best book I've read in the last 12 months! Dynamic characters, super plot. Highly recommended to those who appreciate great writing and story-telling.