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Forced to infiltrate 1932 Germany's seedy underworld in order to gather clues about a bizarre string of murders, Detective Willi Kraus makes precarious alliances upon the establishment of the Third Reich before he is confronted by top-level Nazi leaders.
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"A riveting debut." - The Boston Globe "Many characters "sleepwalk" through the murky world of this novel; it's a testament to how endearing the industrious Willi is that readers will find themselves wanting to shake him by the shoulders and tell him to wake up before it's too late." - The Washington Post "Powerfully captures the atmosphere of Berlin on the verge of Nazi takeover, the elegance and cultural brilliance amid the decadence, and the sense of impending doom." - Library Journal, starred review "Remarkable."
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---David Liss, bestselling author of "The Devil's Company"
A riveting debut. "The Boston Globe"
Many characters "sleepwalk" through the murky world of this novel; it's a testament to how endearing the industrious Willi is that readers will find themselves wanting to shake him by the shoulders and tell him to wake up before it's too late. "The Washington Post"
Powerfully captures the atmosphere of Berlin on the verge of Nazi takeover, the elegance and cultural brilliance amid the decadence, and the sense of impending doom. "Library Journal, starred review"
Remarkableemarkable. David Liss, bestselling author of The Devil's Company"
A riveting debut. The Boston Globe
Many characters "sleepwalk" through the murky world of this novel; it's a testament to how endearing the industrious Willi is that readers will find themselves wanting to shake him by the shoulders and tell him to wake up before it's too late. The Washington Post
Powerfully captures the atmosphere of Berlin on the verge of Nazi takeover, the elegance and cultural brilliance amid the decadence, and the sense of impending doom. Library Journal, starred review
Remarkableemarkable. David Liss, bestselling author of The Devil's Company
"-A riveting debut.- --The Boston Globe
-Many characters -sleepwalk- through the murky world of this novel; it's a testament to how endearing the industrious Willi is that readers will find themselves wanting to shake him by the shoulders and tell him to wake up before it's too late.- --The Washington Post
-Powerfully captures the atmosphere of Berlin on the verge of Nazi takeover, the elegance and cultural brilliance amid the decadence, and the sense of impending doom.- --Library Journal, starred review
-Remarkableemarkable.- --David Liss, bestselling author of The Devil's Company
"A riveting debut." --The Boston Globe
"Many characters "sleepwalk" through the murky world of this novel; it's a testament to how endearing the industrious Willi is that readers will find themselves wanting to shake him by the shoulders and tell him to wake up before it's too late." --The Washington Post
"Powerfully captures the atmosphere of Berlin on the verge of Nazi takeover, the elegance and cultural brilliance amid the decadence, and the sense of impending doom." --Library Journal, starred review
"Remarkableemarkable." --David Liss, bestselling author of The Devil's Company
Children of Wrath is Paul Grossman's second novel. His first, The Sleepwalkers, was published in hardcover in 2010 and in paperback in 2011. He lives in Manhattan and teaches writing at the City University of New York. He's hard at work now on his third novel.
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- PublisherHighBridge Audio
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 1615731059
- ISBN 13 9781615731053
- BindingAudio CD
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