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Sinopsis

When Jay Halprin is late for work in the Twin Towers on 9/11, he struggles to come to terms with his survival and a sinister presence appears; it is the personification of Jay's despair, a presentiment of his fate, a remnant of a past life. Writer Cameron Mortimer recounts how in 1930s Berlin he pursued a relationship with a young man in the Hitler Youth called Wolfgang Koehler. Wolf is arrested following the night of the long knives and Cameron's attempt to rescue him is futile. Jay's son plays the Hitler Youth singer in his school's controversial staging of the musical Cabaret and Jay's interest in the play leads him to Cameron Mortimer. The shocking outcome - when Jay's survival story collides with the repercussions of Cameron's Berlin adventure - defines where fate ends and destiny begins. Reader reviews for Out of Such Darkness: "Ingenious and well-crafted." "Really intelligent, well-written, well-researched and thought-provoking." "I was left stunned ... riveted and eager to find what happened next."

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Robert Ronsson lives in the Severn Valley with his wife Valerie. Robert retired early from a career in financial services to start writing full-time. Robert is a film enthusiast and he and Valerie help run their town’s community cinema.

Patrician Press also published Robert Ronsson’s novel, Out of Such Darkness. It was inspired by the 1972 film Cabaret. The film’s Master of Ceremonies from the 1930s Berlin nightclub plays a key role in the book.

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