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Great to hear positive things about the new Bernie story. I plan starting it this weekend.
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This is not a review really. In late 2007, I was having a discussion with a friend of mine about books, thrillers in particular. I mentioned the origianal Bernie trilogy. I explained how good they were and that even though Kerr has written some othe…
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Let me know what you think of the Shot.
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>> Editors >>>Coming in October 2010 to the U.K. market and probably spring 2011 to the U.S. >>>market. Hat tip to tomtuite for catching this one. Glad to be of help.
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Today I looked up Kerr's entry in Wikipedia. In his bibliography is a title, in the Bernie series, called Field Grey, which is to be released this year. Can't wait!!
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Sorry for waiting so long to update. Loved it. Now it's time for a bernie story set in WW 2.
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I am three quarters my way through If The Dead Rise Not. I need more.
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I'd like to see him settle his old score in Germany, which led to him going on the run under an assumed name. I like Kerr's use of different timelines in his Gunther stories. I'd like to see a story-line set in WW2.
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I see what you mean. Still I like her character.
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Noreen does it for me. And I think he could get it on with Frau Adlon too. Frieda the former Olympic fencer, with whom he had casual relationship, seemed pretty cool.
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Yes, but Bernie had a lot on his plate over the following years.
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Possibly, but it does not detract from the quality of the books. I have never found myself saying "come on that's unbelieveable!' and stopped reading further. Also I remind myself that in the context of his background, an anti-nazi cop, turned P.I, …
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I don't normally like the actor Russell Crowe but for some reason he comes to mind when I think of a someone suited for the part of Bernie's hard boiled yet complex character. Interested in hearing other people's thoughts.