Pan doesn't bother describing the story on the back cover of this book. After all, the plot is well known--having been adapted for film, television and radio. Instead it tells potential readers how good it is. And it is--one of the classics!THE THIRTY-NINE STEPSa story of adventure which for sheer excitement has never been surpassed'Remains the definitive story of espionage, intrigue and pursuit - terse, taut, endlessly inventive, and as delightfully fresh as the day it was written'NEW YORK TIMES
Saturday, June 25, 2016
The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan (Pan, 1967)
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