Prague Fatale: Bernie Gunther Thriller 8

Revue de presse 'a splendid locked room mystery told with customary wit ... insight and compassion. A rattling good read' Scotsman. (Scotsman) 'as brilliant as ever' Sun. (Sun) 'Kerr is a good, suspenseful writer' The Big Issue. (Big Issue) 'Kerr's novels are fast moving, tough talking affairs and Gunther is a perfectly cynical guide to the sordid world Kerr uncovers in his novels' The Sunday Business Post Magazine. (Business Post Magazine) 'Mr Kerr just gets better and better' Sunday Telegraph. (Sunday Telegraph) 'Prague Fatale is, quite simply, an excellent novel, evocative and compelling, intelligent and thrilling' Euro Crime. (Euro Crime) 'Prague Fatale remains as absorbing as its companions in the series' Independent. (Independent) 'an Agatha Christie-style whodunit set in the Second World War' The Times. (The Times) Présentation de l'éditeur Philip Kerr's sequence of historical thrillers featuring private detective Bernie Gunther forms a body of work comparable to the great series of the two masters of the genre, Len Deighton and John le Carre. The Berlin Noir Trilogy quickly established Kerr and Gunther as the perfect combination of writer, character, setting and genre. These gritty, noir thrillers, narrated in Gunther's wry, sardonic voice, range all over Europe and beyond. They span a 20-year period from the mid-30s to the mid-50s, covering the build up to World War 2, the war itself and finally its bitter aftermath. With impeccable research that is accurate in every detail yet never interferes with narrative pace, Philip Kerr has created an epic series of thrillers that deserve all the praise that has been heaped upon them. Prague Fatale is Bernie Gunther's eighth outing. Set in Prague in 1942, it delivers all the fast-paced and quick-witted action that we have come to expect from Philip Kerr. It is an outstanding thriller by a writer at the top of his game. Biographie de l'auteur Philip Kerr is the author of the internationally bestselling Bernie Gunther novels. If the Dead Rise Not won the CWA Ellis Peters Award for Best Historical Novel. His other books include several stand-alone thrillers and acclaimed series for children. He lives in south-west London.