A Quiet Flame Audiobook

" I just love the Bernie Gunther series by Philip Kerr. "

" Good book. A flawed protagonist who's decent enough to root for. A seductive love interest. Plenty of plot twiats and things to think about. I thought the celebrity angle was a bit over-played. "

" Another compulsive read in this series. Very noir. "

" Plenty of good stuff on the O.D.E.S.S.A., the vast and efficient "rat line" set up by and for NAZI SS members. Really piqued my interest in how many thousands of sociopaths escaped the grip of justice at the end of WWII. Boggles the mind. Even though Kerr writes fiction, he prides himself on meticulous research, and he seems to have a commanding feel for Germany/Europe in the mid-20th century. "

" Best so far by Kerr. "

" Engaging book of intrigue with historical fiction that takes place post world war2 when Jews and Nazis immigrated to Perons Argentina. "

" The Bernie Gunther books just keep getting better. This time out, Bernie cavorts with all his old wartime comrades now relocated to Argentina. Evita indeed--poor Bernie is to busy sticking his nose into the worng placed he doesn't even have time to learn the tango! "

" Enjoyable and much better than "The One from the Other", the fourth in the series. This one still lacks the wonderful noir voice and tone of the Berlin Noir trilogy. "

" An outstanding novel of Argentina and Directive 11 - a 'what if' there was also a Directive 12. "

" The entire series is great "

" I liked the way that this book was simultaneously set in two places and across two different periods. "

" Switch of venue for Bernie. First thriller I've read about ARgentina after WW II. I love Kerr's writing. "

" Bernie Gunther in Argentina. Lots of ex-Nazis and treasure of a sort. Fine series, one of the best. "

" not as satisfying to me as the earlier books set in berlin "

" Wonderful-it's like being in a time warp and reading this bookconveys to the modern reader more understanding of a misunderstood time. "

" A new Bernie Gunther novel, in Argentina, dealing with the emigrant nazies and the Peron government. Very enjoyable as usual. "

" This is a good series about a non-Nazi private eye in Germany before, during and after WWII. "

" Double plot 1932 in Germany and 1950 in Argentina. Very good read and interesting plot, interesting historical context on both pre-nazi germany and Peron times in Argentina. "

" This one was not as good as the first three books, but I certainly liked it better than number four. "

" Although not as well-conceived, or nearly as devastating in effect, as Kerr's Berlin Noir trilogy, this recent addition to the Bernie Gunther library is easy to consume. It fits the bill as a "summer read" with some genuine grit to it. "

" What did all those Nazis get up to in Peron's Argentina after the war, anyway? Kerr tells us in this installment in the Bernie Gunther saga. I once had an argument with a friend who denied that Peron was a fascist; I think Kerr would side with me. "

" Loved Kerr's Berlin Noir Trilogy. This sequel moves post-war to 1950 Argentina, incorporating Peron and the migration of Nazi's to South America. Already blown away 50 pages into it... "