Mason Collins Novel: Ruins of War : A Mason Collins Novel (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from Pmaurer

I don't know if I want to like the main character or not - very good at his job, but not at following orders, or working with the other men assigned to him. Delves into the aftermath of WW2, when the most competent investigators have gone home, and common people are suffering. I'd like to read mo...

from Cherylk

This is a multi-complex book. Detective Mason Collins is a very interesting person. With this history and current knowledge. He is a good lead character. What most fascinated me the most about Collins is his cool demeanor under pressure and his smarts. While I did like the female aspect that Laur...

from LisCarey

It's winter 1945, and Mason Collins, former Chicago homicide detective, now an Army criminal investigator, is hunting a killer in Munich. This is no ordinary murderer. He's dissecting and dismembering his victims alive, with surgical skill, and enacting strange rituals with their remains. Mason, ...

from mikedraper

In "Ruins of War," World War II history,a tormented serial killer and a highly motivated military police investigator combine for a satisfying and intelligent read. Mason Collins is a former Chicago homicide detective who was fired from his job, allegedly, for accepting kickbacks. He's assigned t...

from mikedraper

In "Ruins of War," World War II history,a tormented serial killer and a highly motivated military police investigator combine for a satisfying and intelligent read. Mason Collins is a former Chicago homicide detective who was fired from his job, allegedly, for accepting kickbacks. He's assigned t...