The Whistler: A Murderer's Tale

The Whistler: A Murderer's Tale

<b>In the Tradition of NEW YORK TIMES #1 Bestseller THE BOOK THIEF</b><br /><br />'<i>The Power of Music can Touch Your Heart and Save Your Life</i>...'<br /><br />The <b>classic story</b> of a pitiless <b>mass-murderer</b> at Auschwitz and a <b>genius</b>, half-Jewish <b>violinist</b> - and the dark <b>secret</b> that binds them...<br /><br />'<b>5-stars</b> for a <b>gripping</b> and <b>gritty</b> read... The ending won't be what you think it will be... it's far better...' Lloyd Tackitt (<b>Bestselling </b>author of the EDEN series)<br /><br />'Moves easily between eras, the<b> plot</b> tight and ticking along - and arrives at an ending I never saw coming...' Stephanie De Pue<br /><br />'Literary <b>brilliance</b>... A very dark story of Germany's past...' Shelby Austin<br /><br />'A <b>great</b> read! Hard to read the end... <b>Poignant</b>...' Maggie<br /><br />'A <b>Must Read</b>... <span><b>Magnificent</b>...' </span><span>JoshuaJohn</span><br /><br />'Oh the <b>power</b> of music can touch your heart and save your <b>life</b>...' Shirley Waayenberg<br /><br />'An engaging book and totally <b>believable</b>... Held my attention throughout...' Marti C Temple<br /><br />'<b>Excellent</b> story... You really had no choice but to go along with <b>Hitler</b> if you valued your life...' Glora Hawthorne<br /><br />'Many <b>twists</b> and unexpected side-issues. Author's long <b>research</b> paid off <b>big-time</b>...' Richard Milbrodt<br /><br />'Read this after <b>The</b> <b>Book Thief</b>... The same genre and very well written...' Christopher Doyle<br /><br />'<b>Authentic</b>... An engaging story... A brilliant <b>half-Jewish</b> violinist on the run from<b> Nazis</b>...' Rachel D. Reyes<br /><br />'A story of <b>beauty</b> and<b> brutality</b> during WWII... Well told...' Kadee from Littlerock, CA<br /><br />'<b>Passionate</b> and <b>powerful</b>. I read it in a day as I had to understand... Gives numerous perspectives with <b>intelligence</b> and care. <b>Outstanding</b>!' SamL<br /><br />'<b>Wonderful</b>... Haunting and <b>rivetting</b>... A desired sense of closure...' hitza<br /><br />'Great use of <b>flashbacks</b> to tell of what was going on during <b>World War II</b>... Hard to put it down...' Edwin E Hooker<br /><br />'Compare this to <b>The Book Thief</b>... The writing is clean and easy to follow... Rich <b>detail</b>... Blends past and present in a new and exciting way... <b>Dramatic </b>scenes where the reader can experience the events...' Lou Zitnik<br /><br />'<b>Engaging</b> and had me turning the pages wanting more...' K DeGrazia<br /><br />'A great story... <b>Great writing</b> can be done about those ghastly times...' AvdE<br /><br />'A most unusual book... A <b>marvellous</b> book...' Carole Weinstein<br /><br />'Moved!... The characters are <b>very strong</b>...' Amanda<br /><br />'<b>Awesome</b>... A chilling insight into life in <b>WW2 Germany</b>...' Meesh J<br /><br />'I got more and more <b>engrossed</b>... Evolves with sometimes large portions of flashback... An element of <b>mystery</b> about one of the main characters...' Alan G<br /><br />'Well written... A pleasing ending...' Lee Kerr<br /><br />'I became totally <b>absorbed</b> in this novel after reading just the first few pages... This one will keep your interest throughout...' Bonnie Gleckler Clarke<br /><br />'My second reading... <b>Incredible</b>... Compare this to <b>Markus Zusak</b>...' Rachel Halls