Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn $26.99 (256p) ISBN 978-0-7278-5892-4
Hauptkommissar Jens Müller of the Berlin Police, another in a long line of independently wealthy souls opting for a career in law enforcement, must investigate a series of what appear to be racially motivated murders in the latest workmanlike...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn $26.99 (256p) ISBN 978-0-7278-5957-0
Despite reports of its imminent demise, the East-West spy thriller appears to be alive and flourishing—as shown in this slick, engaging and allusive second entry in Savarin's Müller and Pappenheim series (A Cold Rain in Berlin) about
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn House $26.99 (256p) ISBN 978-0-7278-5992-1
Another solid, unabashedly old-fashioned spy thriller following fast on the heels of 2003's Romeo Summer
proves England's Savarin to be the legitimate heir to Len Deighton & Co. Berlin-based German cop Hauptkommissar
Jens Müller,...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn $28.95 (256p) ISBN 978-0-7278-6139-9
British thriller writer Savarin (A Cold Rain in Berlin
) seems intent on keeping the spirit of Len Deighton and Elleston Trevor alive, as evidenced in the fifth installment in this highly readable series about present-day Berlin policeman Müller
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn $28.95 (0p) ISBN 978-0-7278-6208-2
One way to keep a series alive is to make it a continuous story, to be sliced off like a party sandwich. That's what Savarin seems to be doing in his predictable but tasty Müller and Pappenheim thrillers. A month after the pair saved an...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn $27.95 (224p) ISBN 978-0-7278-6296-9
If Savarin weren't a writer of entertaining, old-fashioned international thrillers, he could probably be a maker of fine watches. His series about a pair of Berlin policemen—at first glance an unlikely match—ticks away as smoothly...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author . Severn $28.95 (234p) ISBN 978-0-7278-6369-0
A certain degree of predictability in a thriller can be a comfort, but Savarin may be settling into a disturbing rut—in his eighth Müller and Pappenheim outing (after Seasons of Change
), certain elements seem predestined to the point of...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author Walker & Company $19.95 (285p) ISBN 978-0-8027-1148-9
Savarin ( Hammerhead ) contributes yet another name to the list of undercover agents bent on retirement who are inexorably drawn back into active espionage. Gordon Gallagher, formerly with the British Secret Service, and his fiancee, Lauren, have...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author St. Martin's Press $17.95 (296p) ISBN 978-0-312-01439-1
Helicopter ace David Pross is pulled away from his family and two-copter charter service in Wales by the devious Fowler of the hush-hush ""Department.'' Russian ace Anakov, who's developed the most fearsome helicopter of the age, reportedly is...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author St. Martin's Press $16.95 (278p) ISBN 978-0-312-01770-5
Helicopter ace David Pross (Gunship, Lynx, etc.) teams up once again with beautiful super-spy Sian Logan, and their relationship is as coy as ever. (Pross is ""happily married'' although his real love seems to be the eponymous helicopter.) He first...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author St. Martin's Press $16.95 (252p) ISBN 978-0-312-03969-1
Eager to ensnare ``Naja,'' alias of an international assassin who dons many disguises, British Intelligence sets an elaborate trap to enlist the aid of retired operative Gordon Gallagher, an easygoing chap who'd rather be driving fast cars and...
READ FULL REVIEW
Julian Jay Savarin, Author St. Martin's Press $18.95 (315p) ISBN 978-0-312-05532-5
Irascible and suspicious even at his best, secret agent-turned-photographer Gordon Gallagher is on guard from the moment a beautiful ex-lover pops back into his life with a lot of questions. The Department, his former employer, seems as baffled as...
READ FULL REVIEW
