EUROCRIME REVIEW: THE INFORMER: CRAIG NOVA
I do read a lot of books that are not historical crime fiction, but sometimes that does not appear to be the case. I certainly do enjoy historical crime fiction especially when the writer has taken care to do careful research, and create a believable atmosphere.
In The Informer by Craig Nova "you can smell the cigars, sausages and perfumes of Weimar Berlin."
posted by Uriah Robinson at 2:49 PM
4 Comments:
Norman - Thanks for the lovely review. I actually like it when you review historical mysteries, because I like them very much, myself. This one goes on my TBR list ('though I confess I'm not exactly sure how long it'll be 'till I get to it : ( ).
I really enjoyed this book and I'm happy to see others like it as well. Thanks for the pointer to the great review.
Thanks Margot and Nancy.
TBR piles breed rapidly and when two non-blogging friends heard I was incapacitated they sent and brought round two very thick non-fiction books as presents!
Love historical mysteries! Am wrapping in some history into my current MS...We'll see how it goes!
Michele
SouthernCityMysteries
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