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The Pale House: Gregor Reinhardt series, Book 2

Gregor Reinhardt series, Book 2

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The Pale House: Gregor Reinhardt series, Book 2

By: Luke McCallin
Narrated by: John Lee
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When German intelligence officer Captain Reinhardt is reassigned to a new branch of the military police, his position separates him from the allies he has made. This includes a circle of fellow dissenting Germans who formed a resistance cell against the Nazis. Reinhardt witnesses a massacre of civilians in Yugoslavia, only to discover there is more to the incident than anyone believes. When five mutilated bodies turn up, he knows the stakes are growing more important - and more dangerous…©2014 Luke McCallin Espionage Historical Mystery Spies & Politics Thriller & Suspense Fiction Military Suspense
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different viewpoint bringing entertainment yet the horror what all wars can bring
gripping story realistic characters very descriptive

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A fascinating story of the end of WW2 in Yugoslavia. I knew virtually nothing of this. Evocatively written, creating an atmosphere of general despair as everyone waits for the end. Very well read.

A fascinating story

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The narration was good and I enjoyed the story which came at it from a mostly new angle ie it used a Feldjäger officer as the main character fomenting rarely if ever done but from the more familiar angle of a dissatisfied and disillusioned soldier of the Third Reich. But the setting of Yugoslavia was again a new angle, decent plot, well paced, twists and turns.

An interesting take

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Great book well read. Only negative was it jumped from past to present a little too much in parts

The reader made the story

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