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Giorgio Borba gb93 — Fascinating book...It's kinda like Greil Marcus' "Lipstick Traces..." but with an all-star cast of European and American Intellegentsia, artists, and musicians. Mr. James gives a brief bio of a person (from A-Z, actually) then uses that person's information and anecdotes to go on a couple page digression. It's fascinating.

Márcio César _s_hadow — This was a quaint and fun children's book. The beginning was written beautifully. I thought I knew where the author was taking this book after the first couple of chapters, but I was completely wrong. I loved the eloquence and simplicity at the beginning of describing these two brothers and the love they had for each other. The middle of the book was a bit off-course from the start of the book. Although it was interesting, it seemed to lose some of its "magical" quality found at the beginning. However, at the end, the author found a way to once again describe the beautiful love and compassion these two brothers had for each other and complete the book...well at least this book. The ending did seem to leave an opening for a sequel!

Steven Bear fpsxgames6295 — In one big paperback you get the complete Berlin trilogy: March Violets; The Pale Criminal and A German Requiem. This is noir at its best. Taking his cues from Chandler but making them its own, Kerr takes us into Berlin, 1936. Summer Olympics. Bernhard Gunther, ex-cop, now a private detective mostly finds missing persons and there are lot of them in Nazi's Berlin. Murder, politics and a very nice twist makes March Violets a very good start to a wonderful ride thru this dark part of history. The Pale Criminal finds Bernie back on the force in 1938 on the edge of war when Berlin experiences the mad spree of a serial killer. A German Requiem opens in 1947, in a devastated Berlin, Bernie is again a private detective living day to day and watching his wife romance US soldiers. An old cop buddy needs Bernie to prove him innocent of murder. We go along with Bernie to post war Vienna and the web of intrigues have layers upon layers. I just loved these books. Completely. There are thrilling, unexpected and give the reader quite a ride. The good news is that Philip Kerr revisited this universe with "One From the Other" set in 1949 published in September 2006