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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780451207791
ISBN: 0451207793
Label: NAL Trade
Manufacturer: NAL Trade
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 352
Publication Date: February 04, 2003
Publisher: NAL Trade
Release Date: February 04, 2003
Sales Rank: 15448
Studio: NAL Trade
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The #1 National Bestseller by the author of The Hammer of Eden
His code name:'The Sphinx.'His mission:to send Rommel's advancing army the secrets that would unlock the doors to Cairo...and the ultimate Nazi triumph in the war.And in all of Cairo, only two people could stop this brilliant and ruthless Nazi master agent.One was a down-on-his-luck English officer no one would listen to.The other was a young Jewish girl...
'Brilliant...breathless high adventure.'--Time
'Magnificent...pulse-racing...the runaway hit of the year.'--People
*A classic bestselling thriller--now repackaged for a new generation of intrigue seekers
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Rating:  - The Key to Rebecca
All of the books written by Ken Follett are wonderful.and this book is wonderful.You will not be sorry if you purchase it.
Rating: - The Key to Good Reading.....Follett
Having been consumed with the masterful writing in Follett's Pillars of the Earth and World Without End, I've started revisiting all his novels. Although written over 25 years ago about a war that took place over 65 years ago, Follett's insightful characterisations hold up remarkably well.The master storyteller pulls you in and weaves a web of intrigue that will keep you involved until the final pages. Great read.
Rating: - As always can not put the book down
Every Ken Follett novel I have read so far has been outstanding.The Key to Rebecca is no exception.This book centers around a spy in the 1940's in Cairo named Alex Wolff. Through most of the book, all of the characters are very likeable.But keep reading, and the story takes a drastic turn. The book is fast paced.It is full of mystery, suspense, and romance.The book keeps you guessing until the end.Personally, I think this book is even better than The Eye of the Needle.
Rating: - The struggle to stop Rommel in the desert.
Germany has managed to sneak a spy into Cairo during the desparate struggle between the British and Rommel's Afrika Corps.Alex Wolff, the spy, is ruthless and determined to help the Germans capture Egypt.Using contacts from his depraved life in Cairo, he sets out to steal secrets from an unwitting British officer, providing Rommel with all the tools he needs to defeat the British.
Standing in his way is Major Vandam, a British Intelligence Officer, widower and father, and Elena, ... Read More
Rating: - A Strategically Shaved Belly Dancer, Desert Thieves, Secret Agents, A Camel-Abusing Nazi, And A Living Dead Jewish Girl
My title was less about offending purists and more about catching the eye with a little joke: plus it's technically all true. The fact is The Key To Rebecca is one heckuva thrilling jaunt. Set in occupied Egypt during the early part of World War Two and telling the fictionalized background story of how Rommel's best spy infiltrated Cairo and got his hands on invaluable military information the British were trying desperately to conceal, Ken Follett's second published novel has something for everyone: ... Read More
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