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# Death and Honor (HONOR BOUND Book 4)

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### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    ..and tune in next week for the continuing drama of Aggies in Argentina.....
  

*by R***S on Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016*

Truth time- before reviewing the Honor Bound Series, I read, then waited some time and reread the stories again. Between rereading the Secret Honor and Death & Honor, I also reread the Men at War series. For those of you who have read the Men at War series, in Death & Honor you will be introduced to Allen Dulles and thus will have a time frame to combine the two series works together. With Allen you also learn about Canaris, the ME 262, and the plot to kill Hitler-filling in some of the spaces not filled in from the Men at War series.They really do complement each other and knowing Men at War, makes Death & Honor more interesting, suspenseful & exciting if read in the same order I reread them in..  For me, conditionally up to the later books, this is probably the best written of Mr. Griffin's various series of books; along with The Corps. That may influence my thoughts; second readings tend to highlight details lost in the original reading or highlight other details in light of knowing what their impact will be on the story line. That is especially true with this series of books so if you were on the fence during your first reading, go back and reread it several weeks later and pick up Men at War as well. Although a caution: compared to the Honor Bound works, Men at War seems a bit repetitive rather than augmented and since the OSS Argentina group is only instituting to operations that complement each other, it isn't quite so confusing while at the same time various supporting players move in and out to keep the story line interesting.  The two operations began as an operation to stop replenishment of submarines by the pro German Argentines. That operation ended in the prior book- Secret Honor. But in the process of that operation, two other operations emerged- That high ranking German officials were creating a safe haven when the war ended badly and that the safe haven was being financed by ransom money paid by outside Jews to get concentration camp Jews smuggled out of Germany. OSS "team Turtle" was charged with finding out the details, who was in charge, where the money goes and track it. Along  the way little bumps in the road traveled have the team doing side jobs for the good guys- to keep the reader on their toes and to give an added dimension to the characters Mr. Griffin created so well. One last word of advise- If you do not have The Honor of Spies in your library, make an effort to get it. Death and Honor does not have an ending, just a really, really good cliff hanger for the next chapter...One of the items I liked about this book is that there is a prologue, written very concise and brief, that brings the reader up to date on the major events. locations and circumstances of all the belligerent nations up to the year 1943. Another is that at the time period of this book, as in Men at War, Cletus has established himself as a "natural" covert entity and has pretty much full control over how the two missions he is undertaking are to be managed, while at the same time- like Dick Canidy- he questions why an amateur is calling the shots and mutters that he is in way over his head.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    More of Cletus Frade
  

*by M***Y on Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2008*

I have considered the Argentina series of novels, perhaps, the best of WEB Griffin's work. Honor Bound and Blood and Honor are outstanding for action and history. This novel is a half-step lower in my estimation as the characters begin to show the inflation of ability and stature that we see in the Corps series. Cletus is now hobnobbing with Allen Dulles and Howard Hughes and privy to the greatest secrets of the war, like the Manhattan Project. In the Corps novels, Killer McCoy keeps adding more languages to his list. Still these are adventures and fiction and are all well done. The most fantastic plot twist in this novel, the real reason why Juan Peron supported the Nazis in WWII, turns out, in a typical Griffin coup, to be true. He adds a newspaper story from the present right at the end of the novel confirming the plot.The story picks up when the last one in the series ends. Peter has returned from Germany and married Alicia. Cletus and Dorotea are married. The Nazi investigators who have come to Argentina to try to identify Clete's source in the Germany embassy are still there. The backstory fill-ins are not obtrusive here.A new development then starts a new plot line. The German cultural attache defects to the FBI agent, Lieberman. This leads to a trip to California and a meeting with Howard Hughes. My mother-in-law was close to Hughes and the character depicted here is close to the Hughes that I knew. The caricature seen later in books and press accounts was not yet believable as Hughes was still squiring starlets around. The story moves fast although the character development, so powerful in Griffin's other novels, is a bit weaker here. The plot moves fast but the people are more cardboard than usual. I don't know if that is his son's influence. Whatever it is, the novel is enjoyable and I hope he keeps working.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great book!
  

*by T***L on Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2023*

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