The Odessa File Audiobook

" Disappointing is what I would say about this novel! The narration is at best described as ordinary and the plot predictable. "

" A story of Nazi-hunting, it is brilliant as both a conspiracy and action thriller, drawing on real historical events and turning them into a compelling story. With it intensive research and tightly engineered structure, it set the template for the modern, lightening-paced thriller. "

" A spy novel based in truth, and it was a great read, too. If you like Nazi hunting, then you'll like this one. "

" Flowing story and good adventure.Very good read. "

" This fiction reads like a non-fiction book. It has to do with an organization called Odessa and Hitler's Final Solution. "

" First read when I was 13 or so. Re-reading for the first time since then. Interesting... "

" Loved it. Wish I had read it in English. "

" Thoroughly enjoyed reading this novel. Nothing beats a good old fashioned detective story with a good start, middle and end. "

" Read this as a teenager...may have to re-read to see if the rating stands. Movie was great too. "

" Loved reading the book and watching the movie simultaneously. Easily found on Netflix. Enjoyed seeing the changes that were made to the original story to write the screenplay. "

" Buku lama yang kisahnya mudah ditebak "

" I saw the movie like dozens of years before finally reading the book. Never realized that Forsyth's account of Wiesenthal is real.. "

" Kind of primitive but still an enjoyable read. "

" spionase is every where. wacth your back "

" Could not have been that good. Here it is four years later and I have completely forgotten what it was about. "

" Read the book first, the movie can be skipped. "

" Amazing, painful, gripping. Not to be missed. "

" very suspenseful. an interesting, thrilling twist to the rundown of the nazis. "

" A German reporter in the 60's gets a lead on German concentration camp officers who have escaped detection, many of whom hold prominent industrial and political positions. For personal reasons, he tracks them down. It is a thriller. "

" Very good read and enteratining. Nice idea that could be true and possible. "

" Forsyth is one of my favorite fiction writers who, like John Grisham, creates characters you love spending time with. I've read this book 3 times so far and I know I'll pick it up again someday. "

" Very good read like this author would be still reading a few books that I have not had time to read. "

" More Forsyth -- one of his classics. Fun and thrilling read (as usual). "

" I liked the Day of the Jackal much more. "

" This must be one Forsyth's earlier books. He balances the view of Holocaust victims, SS and Germany's younger generation beautifully. Gripping reading..... "

" Forsyth includes a lot of characters which I found confusing at times (I had to keep flipping back). Although the book is fiction, he ties in a lot of historical figures. I enjoyed this quick read. "

" Read the book first, the movie can be skipped. "

" A photojournalist attempts to infiltrate the super-secretive O.D.E.S.S.A. in order to confront an unrepentant SS officer infamous for his posting as a concentration camp commandant. Tons of good stuff about Nazis and where you might have found them in the years following WWII. "

" Read many years ago and wanted to read again. "

" I wasn't sure what to make of this book at first but once I got into it, it proved difficult to put down. A fantastic twist at the end. "

" A great thriller. If I had to choose a favorite Forsyth novel, it would be a tough call between *The Odessa File* and *The Day of the Jackal*. Hard to decide, so I'll just say that it's a photo-finish, a two-way tie. "

" I love this,a great story.I recently heard that the real Edouard Roschmann died of a heart attack. "

" The idea that many of Nazi SS elite escaped to live out regular lives after World War II is amazing. How could that happen? This was a very interesting read and I really enjoyed it but I felt the ending was a little bit lacking. "