I love this historical fiction series featuring Cambridge professor, Tom Wilde.
The title and cover of this book forewarns the reader exactly what to expect, and I, for one, was not disappointed.
The story has been carefully researched, as the author tells us in a delightful note at the end of the book, and contains sufficient details about events, places and politics in 1941 Deutschland to be totally credible.
These books by Rory Clements are as good as the Robert Langdon books by Dan Brown and I hope they achieve the same good publicity and reviews which they deserve.
The title and cover of this book forewarns the reader exactly what to expect, and I, for one, was not disappointed.
The story has been carefully researched, as the author tells us in a delightful note at the end of the book, and contains sufficient details about events, places and politics in 1941 Deutschland to be totally credible.
These books by Rory Clements are as good as the Robert Langdon books by Dan Brown and I hope they achieve the same good publicity and reviews which they deserve.