Gérard de Villiers
Birth date: December 08, 1929
Died: October 31, 2013
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Received a copy of The Madmen of Benghazi by Gérard De Villiers through the First Reads Giveaway program in exchange for an honest review In 1967 King Idris of Libya has recently been overthrown in a coup d'etat by Muammar Qaddafi in an effort to be head of state. Many people wanted Idris to remain ...
I occasionally read a book in this dreadful trashy series. I don't have so much against the poor writing or the non-stop stream of sex and violence - my main objection is that I find the main character, Malko, so deeply unsympathetic. Not to put too fine a point on it, he is a complete asshole, and ...
Malko's latest assignment from his CIA bosses is to find Osama bin Laden and assassinate him. He wanders around Pakistan, getting a lot of his friends killed and occasionally finding a hot woman desperate or stupid enough to have sex with him. It's far from obvious that they are as keen on the anal ...
One of the more entertaining SAS novels (see Que La Bête Meure for background). On the eve of Gulf War II, Malko is sent to Baghdad to try and find a last-minute solution. A rebel faction in Saddam's government have promised that they can kidnap the dictator and hand him over to the CIA, in exchange...
Gérard de Villiers, in his inimitable style, sensitively explores issues as diverse as the war against terrorism, nuclear proliferation, the role of women in the Islamic world, Russia's handling of the Chechen crisis, and anal sex. Well, I thought I would write a positive review just for the hell of...
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