A Small Death in Lisbon - Wilson, Robert
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Forced into the SS in 1941, a Berlin factory owner is sent to infiltrate the mountains where a battle rages over an element vital to Hitler's blitzkrieg. Fifty years later, the investigation of a murder of a teenage girl in Lisbon takes Inspector Z Coelho back across a bloody swath of history to the scene of an older crime buried among the bones of a fascist past--and to a chilling motive buried even deeper. Winner of the Golden Dagger Award for Best Crime Novel.
A sex slaying in modern-day Lisbon. A secret in 1941 Berlin. The shocking connection makes this the most talked-about thriller in years.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Forced into the SS in 1941, a Berlin factory owner is sent to infiltrate the mountains where a battle rages over an element vital to Hitler's blitzkrieg. Fifty years later, the investigation of a murder of a teenage girl in Lisbon takes Inspector Z Coelho back across a bloody swath of history to the scene of an older crime buried among the bones of a fascist past--and to a chilling motive buried even deeper. Winner of the Golden Dagger Award for Best Crime Novel.
A sex slaying in modern-day Lisbon. A secret in 1941 Berlin. The shocking connection makes this the most talked-about thriller in years.
Autorenporträt
Robert C. Wilson is a lawyer and the author of A Bridge of Years and The Divide. Wilson's novels characteristically are works of horror involving the supernatural. He was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1951 and graduated from the University of Michigan in 1972.
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Compulsively readable... rich in history and intrigue, love and death. Bold, inventive and wholly successful... Wilson unmistakably delivers the goods.' Literary Review

'This is vintage suspense writing; sharp, cold, mean and funny.' Alan Furst

'A gripping and absorbing drama that spans Europe from wartime Berlin to contemporary Lisbon.' Val McDermid

'A class act...For once a novelist influenced by Raymond Chandler is not shown up by the comparison.' Sunday Times