"The Girl In Berlin" by Elizabeth Wilson / Reviewed by Clay Stafford

Today’s Killer Nashville Featured Books take me around the world, but they all have two things common: non-stip suspense and brains.

Class differences are once again at play in “The Girl from Berlin,” the third novel set in the 1950s from spy writer Elizabeth Wilson.  There is Communist paranoia everywhere, along with defections, and then murder.  As one would expect in a tale of espionage, characters are not what they seem.  Paranoia will haunt you as you try to make sense of who you can and cannot trust, not only on an international level, but also personal.  Be careful of Wilson’s misdirection; she’ll lead you away.  This is the third novel from Wilson set in the same 1950s timeframe involving duplicitous characters playing various major and minor roles as the series unfolds.

Until next time, read like someone is burning the books!

 

Clay Stafford

– Clay Stafford is an Author / filmmaker (www.ClayStafford.com), business owner (www.AmericanBlackguard.com), and founder of Killer Nashville (www.KillerNashville.com) with over 1.5 million copies of his own books in print in over 14 languages.  Stafford’s latest projects are the feature documentary “One of the Miracles” (www.OneOfTheMiracles.com) and the music CD “XO” (www.JefferyDeaverXOMusic.com). Publishers Weekly has named Stafford one of the top 10 Nashville literary leaders playing “an essential role in defining which books become bestsellers” not only in middle-Tennessee, but also extending “beyond the city limits and into the nation’s book culture.”  (PW 6/10/13)


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