Luke McCallin. Berkley, $15 trade paper (448p) ISBN 978-0-425-26305-1
Set in 1943 Sarajevo, McCallin’s well-wrought debut, the first in a new series, highlights the complexities of trying to be an honest cop under a vicious, corrupt regime. The murders of Lt. Stefan Hendel, a German military intelligence officer, and...
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Luke McCallin. Berkley, $16 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-0425263-06-8
In McCallin’s well-executed sequel to 2013’s The Man from Berlin, set mainly in 1945 Sarajevo, Capt. Gregor Reinhardt, a former Berlin police detective, has been transferred to the Feldjaegerkorps, a branch of the German military police that accepts
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Luke McCallin. Berkley, $16 trade paper (448p) ISBN 978-0-425-28291-5
Set in Berlin in 1947, McCallin’s third novel featuring German detective Gregor Reinhardt (after 2014’s The Pale House) is his best yet. Reinhardt left the Berlin police force before WWII to escape the Nazis, but even after their defeat he finds it...
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Luke McCallin, read by John Lee. Tantor Audio, , 12 CDs, 14 hrs., unabridged, $49.99 ISBN 978-1-4945-0232-4
McCallin’s debut novel takes place in 1943 Sarajevo, a city that, in the midst of WWII, is ethnically, religiously, and politically divided. German military intelligence officer Capt. Gregor Reinhardt is assigned the thankless task of partnering...
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Luke McCallin. Berkley, $28 (528p) ISBN 978-0-425-28292-2
A high-stakes whodunit drives McCallin’s excellent fourth mystery featuring German military intelligence officer Gregor Reinhardt (after 2016’s The Divided City), a prequel set in 1918 France. One morning on the Western Front, Reinhardt, then a...
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