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The Pale House by Luke McCallin

By DavidPrestidge

8 September, 2015

It’s early spring, 1945, and the German army and its allies is being squeezed on all sides. British and American armies are pushing ever deeper into France, the Red Army is grinding closer towards Berlin, and in the Balkans, the Partisans are set to liberate…

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NTN: The Man from Berlin by Luke McCallin

By DavidPrestidge

19 November, 2014

Captain Gregor Reinhardt won the Iron Cross while serving in the trenches with the German army in World War I. After a spell between the wars where he became one of the best detectives in Berlin’s Kriminalpolizei, he has reluctantly accepted a commission in the…

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A classic revisited: Lie in the Dark

By crimefictionlover

16 March, 2013

Certainly, some will argue that Lie in the Dark by Dan Fesperman can’t be a crime fiction classic. Originally published in 1999, it’s not old or even that widely read, and I’m not sure many authors have cited the book as an influence. Yet it has…

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