Actually, I’m listening to the audiobook version of Ken Follett’s, Eye of the Needle, and I can’t stop listening! I would say that the author was wildly successful with this goal he shared in an interview:
I want to tell a story that makes the reader always want to see what will happen next.
I am reading this book as part of my year-long celebration of turning 70 years old. Ken Follett was born in the same year as me, 1949! Happy Birthday this year, too, Mr. Follett!
A Fondness For Reading 
My favorite of all his books. And the movie was good too!,
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Andrea, I’ve never seen the movie! Will have to track it down after I finish the book!
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Oh, boy, that movie had me on the edge of my seat! Whew! Don’t think I read the book but maybe…
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Nan, I didn’t remember that the was a movie made of this book! I must find it and watch it!
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Andrea and Nan, my library has the DVD! I just put it on hold! Hooray!
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I think I read this book a long while back. Can’t remember about the movie, but I might have seen it. Glad your library had it, Robin!
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I read this book many, many years ago. Probably before I even started keeping a book journal, so that would make it sometime before 1996. I do remember that I enjoyed it a lot, but I’ve never seen the movie. Might have to rent it since I know Mom and Rod would enjoy it.
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Les, I picked the movie up at the library but we haven’t watched it yet. It’s going to be hard to be as good as the book, though.
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