Voices of the Dead (Paperback)

from celticlady53

Voices of the Dead is a story of Harry Levin, a Jew who is also a holocaust survivor. He and his parents were put in Dachau in 1942 and one day a group of prisoners were told that they were going to be sent to Palenstine. Instead they were taken to a field and lined up alongside a trench, 50 at a...

from SonicQuack

Peter Leonard offers up another gritty crime drama, where one man must fight against the odds to settle a personal vendetta. The scenario of 1970's Detroit is created deftly, the setting and characters of the period never stealing focus from the plot. As Harry Levin's crusade for justice escalate...

from taletreader

I received a free copy of this book from the publisher. This novel was amazing. I would have given it 5/5 stars but for the ending. The character development was outstanding and you really root for Harry, even start to look at things through his eyes. The grammar? Impeccable. The plot? What a pag...

from donnambr

Voices of the Dead takes some brave steps into a difficult period of history and actually sees the book focus on two periods of time: both the Second World War and the 1970s. As a child, Harry was sent to Dachau. He managed to escape but lost so many of those he loved and his life was change irre...

from MartinBodek

I don't reach much fiction, but when I do I demand superiority within the first two pages, else it gets tossed and I continue with my voracious non-fiction appetite. I took a flyer on this one and was hooked immediately. It grabbed me by the throat and didn't let go until the end. It induced genu...