Night Soldiers Kingdom of Shadows, (Paperback)

from msaucier818

Another solid entry in the Night Soldier's series. This book follows a Hungarian as he helps people flee who are in danger during the rise of fascism in late 1930s Europe. I don't necessarily enjoy...

from dougwood57

This book is exceptionally well-titled. It's Paris, 1938 and Hungarian 'diplomats' Count Janos Polanyi and his nephew Nicholas Morath operate in an extremely, well, shadowy world. Hoping to keep Hi...

from wordsampersand

Another more-than-solid Alan Furst novel. I don't mean that in a dismissive way. I like how the novel doesn't necessarily have an overarching plot holding it all together. Instead, it just follows ...

from BillPilgrim

A Hungarian exile who fought in WWI is living in Paris. This story takes place in the crucial period just before the start of WWII, when Hitler is expanding into Austria, Checkoslovakia and Poland....

from jimgysin

In my experience, a new novel by Furst is always a treat. Like his earlier books, this one is something of a series of vignettes that could stand on their own as superior short stories and which co...