PI Bernie Gunther, hero of Kerr's stunning Third Reich-era Berlin Noir trilogy, is back. In 1949 Munich, he takes a simple case to prove that a woman's war-criminal husband is dead so she can remarry that proves to be anything but.
Bodily Trauma
Heavies chop off one of Gunther's fingers.
Lowdown
Kerr's expertly plotted tale glistens with period detail and punchily
cynical asides (one Nazi official ''smelled faintly of cologne and
hypocrisy'').
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