A German Requiem Reviews
"His adventures constitute a compelling course in the foundations of the Cold War." - Booklist.
"Rooted in historical details, driven by a powerful narrative, this atmospheric novel traces a frightening course amid a multiplicity of ironies." - Publishers Weekly.
"Despite its faults, Requiem is worth a read. Bernie Gunther might be the next Doc Adams." - Library Journal.
"Starred Review. Though not as elaborately horrifying as Bernie's first two adventures, this one, lacking the Reich as automatic villain, is even bleaker - and, in its depressing way, even richer in ironic insight." - Kirkus Reviews.
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