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From New York Times best-selling writer Philip Kerr, the much-anticipated go back of Bernie Gunther, our compromised ex - Berlin bull and unwilling SS official. Along with his cover blown, he's waiting for another move around in the cat-and-mouse game that, a good decade after Germany's defeat, continues to darkness his life. The French Riviera, 1956: The invitation to dinner was not sudden, though neither was it pleasant. Erich Mielke, deputy brain of the East German Stasi, has turned up in Nice, and he's not on christmas. A vintage and dangerous adversary, Mielke is getting in touch with in a personal debt. He intends that Bernie go to London and, with the vial of Thallium he now pushes over the table, poison a lady agent they both experienced dealings with. But chance intervenes in the form of Friedrich Korsch, a vintage Kripo comrade now doing work for Stasi and probably there to make sure Bernie gets the work done. Bernie bolts for the German boundary. Traveling by night, holed up during the day, Bernie has lots of downtime to recall the previous time Korsch and he proved helpful together. The summertime of 1939: At Hitler's mountaintop retreat in Obersalzberg, the body of an low-level bureaucrat has been found murdered. Bernie and Korsch are determined to run the situation. They have one week to solve the murder - Hitler is due in the past to rejoice his 50th birthday. Blessed Bernie: It's his praise for being Kripo's best homicide detective. He knows what a package he's in - thousands have been spent to secure Obersalzberg. It would be a tragedy if Hitler were to discover a shocking murder have been dedicated on the terrace of his own home. However the mountaintop houses an elite Nazi community. It would be an even bigger disaster for Bernie if one of these was the murderer. Two different eras: 1939 and 1956, 17 years aside. And yet not really apart, as the stunning climax will show when the two converge explosively.
