Hardcover
Published Nov. 10, 2016 by Kiepenheuer & Witsch GmbH.
Die Reihe wird immer besser. Das Weltgeschehen immer unerträglicher. Der Sog der anstehenden Tragödie beginnt und ich muss ab jetzt zwischen den Büchern was anderes lesen. Pausen machen. Es wird immer unerträglicher, das Drumherum…
Oh my. By far the darkest Rath book yet. The SA features prominently and they are absolutely disgusting. But a lot more happens in this book and most of it is bad. The Raths, Gereon and Charlotte, lose a lot and I wonder how things will continue in the upcoming seventh installment. The feeling that the barbaric times take everybody down with them continues. The normal police work plays a much smaller role, as the normal police doesn't play a big part anymore. Everything is political now. The Gestapo, SA and SS all make appearances. After the brutish assholes from the SA get all the negative sympathy that they deserve I couldn't wait for the story to arrive at the end of June, for the Night of the Long Knives. It was nice, but less cathartic than I would have liked. I really liked this book and couldn't put it …
Oh my. By far the darkest Rath book yet. The SA features prominently and they are absolutely disgusting. But a lot more happens in this book and most of it is bad. The Raths, Gereon and Charlotte, lose a lot and I wonder how things will continue in the upcoming seventh installment. The feeling that the barbaric times take everybody down with them continues. The normal police work plays a much smaller role, as the normal police doesn't play a big part anymore. Everything is political now. The Gestapo, SA and SS all make appearances. After the brutish assholes from the SA get all the negative sympathy that they deserve I couldn't wait for the story to arrive at the end of June, for the Night of the Long Knives. It was nice, but less cathartic than I would have liked. I really liked this book and couldn't put it down. And while I dread to read how things will continue in the next one (out soon!), I also cannot wait to read it.
Oh my. By far the darkest Rath book yet. The SA features prominently and they are absolutely disgusting. But a lot more happens in this book and most of it is bad. The Raths, Gereon and Charlotte, lose a lot and I wonder how things will continue in the upcoming seventh installment. The feeling that the barbaric times take everybody down with them continues. The normal police work plays a much smaller role, as the normal police doesn't play a big part anymore. Everything is political now. The Gestapo, SA and SS all make appearances. After the brutish assholes from the SA get all the negative sympathy that they deserve I couldn't wait for the story to arrive at the end of June, for the Night of the Long Knives. It was nice, but less cathartic than I would have liked. I really liked this book and couldn't put it …
Oh my. By far the darkest Rath book yet. The SA features prominently and they are absolutely disgusting. But a lot more happens in this book and most of it is bad. The Raths, Gereon and Charlotte, lose a lot and I wonder how things will continue in the upcoming seventh installment. The feeling that the barbaric times take everybody down with them continues. The normal police work plays a much smaller role, as the normal police doesn't play a big part anymore. Everything is political now. The Gestapo, SA and SS all make appearances. After the brutish assholes from the SA get all the negative sympathy that they deserve I couldn't wait for the story to arrive at the end of June, for the Night of the Long Knives. It was nice, but less cathartic than I would have liked. I really liked this book and couldn't put it down. And while I dread to read how things will continue in the next one (out soon!), I also cannot wait to read it.
