The Lady from Zagreb Audiobook

Quotes

• “The great thing about these novels is that they don’t feel researched, they feel lived in—in this case, much too painfully for Bernie.”

  — New York Times Book Review

• “Superlative…Kerr combines a murder mystery that Raymond Chandler could have devised with a searing look at the inhumanity of the Nazis and their allies, presented from a unique perspective.”

  — Publishers Weekly (starred review)

• “Kerr’s magic lies in how he addresses core ethical questions: What is the right conduct while operating within the filthy underbelly of Nazi Germany? How could Kerr’s sardonic, tough-talking, anti-Nazi PI survive in a criminal state with his moral integrity and honor intact? Noir devotees, immerse yourselves in the cynical, amoral angst Kerr skillfully portrays.”

  — Library Journal (starred review)

• “Kerr does moral ambiguity better than most…For setting, character, plot—and the ability to navigate a moral swamp—le Carré has a rival in Kerr.”

  — Booklist

• “Kerr has become a master at concocting gripping, morally hazy World War II–era crime thrillers full of nuanced players.”

  — Kirkus Reviews