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]]> http://welshrogue.com/2007/09/28/book-review-polar-star-martin-cruz-smith/comment-page-1/#comment-312 Rob Grey Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:43:52 +0000 http://welshrogue.com/2007/09/28/book-review-polar-star-martin-cruz-smith/#comment-312 Polar Star is a great read, the plot is intricate and cleverly woven. You miss the suble clues exactly like Renko which makes the charactror more plausable and likeable. The answers Renko gives when questioned himself are pure class. He uses the limited investigatory resources at his disposal to shake things up and clear up a murder, a smuggling ring and an espionage double bluff - and you believe every word could be true. Polar Star is a great read, the plot is intricate and cleverly woven. You miss the suble clues exactly like Renko which makes the charactror more plausable and likeable. The answers Renko gives when questioned himself are pure class. He uses the limited investigatory resources at his disposal to shake things up and clear up a murder, a smuggling ring and an espionage double bluff – and you believe every word could be true.

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