I love W.E.B. Griffin books and can't wait for new ones to come out, but his last few have begun to drag. He repeats far too much information I already knew from the last book that doesn't really impact the current book and could be left out. I think the repetitiveness and minutiae is beginning to pall and I probably won't bother with new additions to any of his established series unless I can borrow them from the library on CD to listen to in the car. I wish he'd start a new series with totally new characters and leave off repeating himself. "The Spymasters" is an improvement over the last two books in this series, but still lacking the "oomph" of the first four books. Perhaps I'm a bit jaded on the W.E.B. Griffin formula? Given the scope of OSS activities during WWII, there is plenty of potential fuel out there for future books. Hope this series gets some of its "bang" back, and doesn't fizzle to conclusion like Griffin's Marine Corps series did.
I got about 150 pages in and it was still boring. Last one of WEB Griffin's sons' books I read.
—mimimjjaid
best one of his novels ive read in a long time
—Vangiee
Another great chapter in the Men at War series
—Kiera
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—Brettstaa
