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	title:	The Deniable Agent: Undercover in Afghanistan
	author:	Colin Berry
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Mainstream Publishing
	released:	March 1, 2007
	isbn:	1845962095
	isbn-13:	9781845962098

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Customer Reviews
WELL WRITTEN AND ENTERTAINING - Rated I REALLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK. THERE'S A LOT OF THESE EX-SAS/MILITARY BOKS AND A LOT OF THEM ARE CRAP. I LOVED MCNAB AND RYAN BOOKS, BUT SO MANY TRY TO BE THAT BUT ARE WAY OFF THE MARK AND COMPETE BULL. THIS IS DIFFERENT - COLIN GETS INVOLVED IN ALL OF THE TROUBLES IN AFGHAN IN A LESS CONVENTIONAL WAY, WHICH EADS TO A SHOOT OUT AND PRISON TIME BEING SERVED IN STINK AFGHAN JAIL. IM SURE THERE'S SOME FICTION ADDED TO SPICE IT UP A LITTE, BUT SHOW ME A BOOK IN THIS VEIN WHERE IT HASN'T. EXCITING AND HIGHLY ENTERTAINING TO READ, ALTHOUGH MUST HAVE BEEN HELL TO LIVE. MUST READ............ Well worth a read! - Rated A well written account of events in Afghanistan. I found this hard to put down. The tales of torture and abandonment made you feel for Colin Berry. In places it is shocking to read about the ways one human being can treat another. Even so, I would definitely recommend this. Disappointing - Rated This comes across mainly as a "boy's own" adventure tale gone wrong, although there is no denying Colin Berry's suffering while doing time in an Afghan prison. Perhaps if he had done his homework he would never have gone there in the first place, what did he expect? The book paints a very narrow and negative picture of Afghans and Afghanistan and the author appears to have very little empathy or sympathy for a people that have battled the odds against 30 years of war and conflict. Amazing - Rated Fantastic, interesting and entertaining. Could not put it down, many books like this are often very interesting but not well writen, this is not the case with this book as the writing flows fantastically and is, like i said, impossible to put down. once started , hard to put down - Rated Brought this book to read on a recent trip,thought it would be just another read it & throwaway but how wrong i was !.The writer although a military man with plenty of experience didn't come across all rambo-ish .A well told tale of how once in at the deep-end for the supposed duty of your country, when it all goes wrong don't expect any help from the British government (which is really what you'd expect !)

Customer Reviews

WELL WRITTEN AND ENTERTAINING - Rated 5/5
I REALLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK. THERE'S A LOT OF THESE EX-SAS/MILITARY BOKS AND A LOT OF THEM ARE CRAP. I LOVED MCNAB AND RYAN BOOKS, BUT SO MANY TRY TO BE THAT BUT ARE WAY OFF THE MARK AND COMPETE BULL. THIS IS DIFFERENT - COLIN GETS INVOLVED IN ALL OF THE TROUBLES IN AFGHAN IN A LESS CONVENTIONAL WAY, WHICH EADS TO A SHOOT OUT AND PRISON TIME BEING SERVED IN STINK AFGHAN JAIL. IM SURE THERE'S SOME FICTION ADDED TO SPICE IT UP A LITTE, BUT SHOW ME A BOOK IN THIS VEIN WHERE IT HASN'T. EXCITING AND HIGHLY ENTERTAINING TO READ, ALTHOUGH MUST HAVE BEEN HELL TO LIVE. MUST READ............

Well worth a read! - Rated 4/5
A well written account of events in Afghanistan. I found this hard to put down.

The tales of torture and abandonment made you feel for Colin Berry. In places it is shocking to read about the ways one human being can treat another.

Even so, I would definitely recommend this.

Disappointing - Rated 2/5
This comes across mainly as a "boy's own" adventure tale gone wrong, although there is no denying Colin Berry's suffering while doing time in an Afghan prison. Perhaps if he had done his homework he would never have gone there in the first place, what did he expect? The book paints a very narrow and negative picture of Afghans and Afghanistan and the author appears to have very little empathy or sympathy for a people that have battled the odds against 30 years of war and conflict.

Amazing - Rated 5/5
Fantastic, interesting and entertaining.
Could not put it down, many books like this are often very interesting but not well writen, this is not the case with this book as the writing flows fantastically and is, like i said, impossible to put down.

once started , hard to put down - Rated 4/5
Brought this book to read on a recent trip,thought it would be just another read it & throwaway but how wrong i was !.The writer although a military man with plenty of experience didn't come across all rambo-ish .A well told tale of how once in at the deep-end for the supposed duty of your country, when it all goes wrong don't expect any help from the British government (which is really what you'd expect !)

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