League of Terror

Bill Granger. Warner Books, $5.99 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-446-36126-2

American intelligence agent Devereaux, code-named November, and journalist Rita Macklin combat terrorist-for-profit Henry McGee and his female accomplices in this ``snappily paced thriller,'' the 11th in the November Man series. ``Staccato stylist Granger delivers easy-reading entertainment,'' said PW. (Nov.)

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