Night Crossing
In the Dark Days of War, Daring and Passion Were Their Guiding Light - A Novel Inspired by Actual Events
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Berlin 1938. The body of an English businessman lies dead in the street. Was it simply a mugging gone wrong, or was he also a spy carrying vital information and assassinated by the German secret police? Inspector Cameron Ross is sent over from London to investigate. He soon becomes caught up in a web of intrigue and deceit and finds himself in mortal danger as Berlin becomes a nightmare of suspicion, reprisal and violence and Germany prepares for war with Britain. Then, Ulrike Walter, a young German woman from a musical family with a strange, beguiling gift, seems to offer Ross refuge. Soon he is falling in love with her but she is engaged to Erich, a member of the Hitler Youth, and his posting to the submarine U-boat arm of the German navy could have terrifying consequences as Ross and Ulrike attempt to flee a Germany in the grip of iron-clad brutality.
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Night Crossing, Robert Ryan
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- 2004
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- Title
- Night Crossing
- Subtitle
- In the Dark Days of War, Daring and Passion Were Their Guiding Light - A Novel Inspired by Actual Events
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Robert Ryan
- Publisher
- Review
- Released
- 2004
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 344
- ISBN10
- 0755325737
- ISBN13
- 9780755325733
- Series
- Morning, Noon and Night
- Rating
- 3.75 out of 5
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- Berlin 1938. The body of an English businessman lies dead in the street. Was it simply a mugging gone wrong, or was he also a spy carrying vital information and assassinated by the German secret police? Inspector Cameron Ross is sent over from London to investigate. He soon becomes caught up in a web of intrigue and deceit and finds himself in mortal danger as Berlin becomes a nightmare of suspicion, reprisal and violence and Germany prepares for war with Britain. Then, Ulrike Walter, a young German woman from a musical family with a strange, beguiling gift, seems to offer Ross refuge. Soon he is falling in love with her but she is engaged to Erich, a member of the Hitler Youth, and his posting to the submarine U-boat arm of the German navy could have terrifying consequences as Ross and Ulrike attempt to flee a Germany in the grip of iron-clad brutality.