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  • The Annihilators

  • The Matt Helm Series, Book 20
  • By: Donald Hamilton
  • Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki
  • Length: 11 hrs and 26 mins
  • 5.0 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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The Annihilators

By: Donald Hamilton
Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki
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Matt Helm has got a good thing going with Elly. So an outfit of terrorists really have picked the wrong woman when they kidnap her in order to leverage Matt into carrying out an assassination. Now, Helm finds himself in Costa Verde with one thing on his mind: revenge…
©1983, 2016 Donald Hamilton (P)2022 Skyboat Media
Crime Thrillers Suspense Thriller Fiction
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In the genre

Dated to a time I recall. But it had a blunt style that is honest in a time where we spend so much time being inoffensive as opposed to telling a story, even if it had elements we dislike. Aren’t we able to see that for ourselves? Didn’t Shakespeare challenge us likewise? Isn’t that the point?
Worth going back over the canon and having some enjoyment listening to a story as opposed to a sermon from whatever mount you subscribe to…
I like the simple language, descriptive action sequences and the lack of a need to explain every foible, morally evaluate it, ensure no fault, and sanitise every element of the story so none are “offended”. Look this is fiction, a story, if you don’t like it then don’t listen or read…. No problems.

Also…. Just remember how awful the fashions of the time were… hideous hair styles, ridiculous lapels, abominations of colour and OTT makeup… both male and female…

So, just listen and enjoy, or not. It’s fun

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