If the Dead Rise Not Audiobook

" taking chandler to europe and south america. "

" Another in the Bernie Gunther series. This one takes place in pre-war Germany and post-war Cuba, and there's a murder that links the stories. "

" Another the Bernie Gunther series. "

" Pity this book could have been so much better. I looked forward to yet another Gunther book and it started really well. Without giving much away, the first part of the book is good and is almost worth a separate book and left there which to give the second part a horrible death. The second part really just didn't need to be added. "

" Back in 1934, shortly after being ejected from the KRIPO by incoming NAZIS, Bernie Gunther was hanging on in Berlin as a hotel detective at the Adlon. A beautiful American reporter got him involved in investigating the crooked construction of the Olympic stadium and the NAZI takeover of sports, as well as a cover-up to save her life. Now, it's 1954 and Bernie is attempting to live quietly in Havana when not only the dame and her daughter, but a ferocious American gangster and Cuban rebels surface with old secrets and new schemes. These are virtually perfect Noir pieces, from the smartass, weary first-person narration to the grey moral world. "

" Very good historical thriller, with eye for detail and the kind of twist in the end that makes it all worth wile... "

" read on flight back from Johannesburg - Berlin Olympics and pre war Germany to Castro trial in Chile - good historical whodunnit "

" Another great Bernie Gunther book. I'm starting to desire movies... "

" I love the character of Gunther. This one seemed a little less than the other books. The ending of this one seemed especially lame and predictable. Still 4 stars for the quips and morally complex Gunther. "

" Historical fiction meets detective noir with a truly great writer in command of a great series of novels. "

" Entertaining and well-written, with an excellent plot, and a few dark twists. I will definitely be reading more of Kerr's work! "

" Bernard Gunther #6, Cuba this time. "

" Another great read by Philp Kerr. "

" Bernie Gunther in Berlin and then in Havana. Interesting, but easy to figure out. Fun, and good writing, perhaps too much that it detracts from the story this time. "

" Not the best, but 4 stars for Bernie anyway! "

" Another fine book in the Bernie Gunther series. This one starts with an incident in 1934 before he became a private dick, and moved to his current 1954 situation in Cuba. A very good read, a nice twist and more background information about Bernie. I love this series. "

" Ok. Small print. Good lead in to next book. "

" First book for book club. Disappointing. Read like a history book scattered with characters I had no sympathy for.<br/><br/>Takes place in Nazi Germany following a retired police officer. Last 3rd of the book in Cuba just before Castro. "

" Another great read by Philp Kerr. "

" taking chandler to europe and south america. "

" I like this series. This character has gone from Nazi Berlin, to Peron’s Argentina, to Bautista’s Cuba. It reads like Raymond Chandler. A quote, “He had a face as flat as a door mat, though not as welcoming.” "

" Love the characters and the dialogue<br/> "

" This was my favorite in the series so far. In two parts: Berlin, 1934, and Havana, 1952. A flash back and continuation of the series. "

" This story begins in Berlin, 1934 and ends in Havana, 1954. Have I mentioned how much I enjoy Kerr's Bernie Gunther novels? I think you would too. "