Where Dead Men Meet - Tapa dura

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A grand adventure, in the tradition of Graham Greene...a sweeping race through Europe for the highest possible stakes, in the year before the Anschluss.

A taut thriller...From the opening scene, even the opening line, we know we're in the hands of a master storyteller...Highly recommended.

Like watching a classic Alfred Hitchcock movie...Smart entertainment, a suspenseful escapade across Europe with a dash of romance and involving characters who insist you come along for the unforgettable ride.

A pulse-pounding thriller of the first order...Believable characters, a richly detailed historical setting, and a story that keeps the reader's attention glued until the final page.

Like Alan Furst, Mills has a sure hand with historical thrillers that mix intrigue, setting, and romance, and, after a five-year absence, it's great to have him back.

Australian-born reader Linski...[provides] a brisk narration that maintains its energy and compulsive pacing throughout. His Luke seems initially perplexed by his sudden propulsion into an unfamiliar and very dangerous world, but before long there's strength and self-confidence in his voice that lets listeners glide through this story of international intrigue.

A powerhouse of a novel, throwing sparks and hissing steam as it traverses the fractious landscape of prewar Europe in the company of vivid and memorable characters.

A riveting, stylish thriller.

Set against a terrific backdrop of Europe on the cusp of the Second World War, Where Dead Men Meet is a compelling and deftly crafted novel by a master of the genre. Rich in adventure, espionage, secrets, and lies, Where Dead Men Meet is a highly entertaining adventure thriller.

Dramatic and intriguing.

Reseña del editor

Luke Hamilton, a junior British air intelligence officer, finds himself the target of an assassination attempt, and discovers that the source lies deep in a past related to his abandonment as a baby on the steps of an orphanage twenty-five years ago.