The One from the Other Reviews
"Starred Review. Grim and gripping, with all the author's customary sure-handedness in evidence." - Kirkus Reviews.
"[I]n terms of narrative, dialogue, plot, pace and characterizations, he's in a league with John le Carre and Alan Furst." - The Washington Post.
"Starred Review. Perfectly plotted, the book builds to a satisfying conclusion." - Publishers Weekly.
"As with his earlier Gunther books, Kerr follows Raymond Chandler's playbook closely, adapting his trademark metaphors with all the subtlety of a goose-step and the restraint of Hermann Goring at a knackwurst-eating contest, to say nothing of the relish." - Booklist.
"Starred Review. Although Kerr sometimes overdoes his descriptions of characters ... his dazzling touch will sweep readers away. A profound sense of moral introspection underlies the whole." - Library Journal.
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