I live my entire life just a little “messed up.” I actually read book two first. I think no matter what order you read the two books that are out so far, Code Name: Papa: My Extraordinary Life While Hiding in Plain Sight by John Murray And Sharon Murray is the kind of book you just can’t put down. I actually read it straight through with a few pauses for the required potty breaks and, “Didn’t I eat yesterday?”
All while I was reading this real life thriller and reading about how with just one phone call the original Papa could make problems just go away, things like AWOL charges and those nasty customs checks just went away.
Wouldn’t it be nice if we had real life Papas who could take care of those civilian problems like trying to get Social Security Disability started and being denied every time? Or, things like trying to make sense of that DNA match that indicates the man you grew up thinking was your father, was not. But, I digress.
If you love a good spy novel, this is it, but this is the real deal. This stuff really happened.
In Code Name: Papa we learn about an elite group of heros who usually won, but sometimes lost. This makes the story even more exciting and more believable.
By now, you must know we love the Code Name: Papa series and understand there will soon be at least one more. How wonderful. This is the first book in the series and definitely the place to start. But, I warn you, once you do you won’t put it down until you are done.
A word of warning: This book does contain the Lord’s Name in Vain multiple times. Our readers want to know this.
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One thing that makes me sad is that the nature of this book excludes it from some of our blogs. It won’t fit the business, personal finance, or religious categories, which means some of our followers won’t get to know about how wonderful