Dominic Sandbrook, reviewing Michael Smith's Six: A history of Britain's secret intelligence service called the book "engrossing", and comments, "As a rollicking chronicle of demented derring-do, Smith’s book is hard to beat. His research is prodigious and his eye for a good story impeccable, and his book, while perfectly scholarly, often reads like a real-life James Bond thriller."
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