The Nameless Ones
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Summary
In Amsterdam， four people are butchered in a canal house， their remains arranged around the crucified form of their patriarch， De Jaager: fixer， go-between， and confidante of the assassin named Louis。 The men responsible for the murders are Serbian war criminals。 They believe they can escape retribution by retreating to their homeland。
They are wrong。
For Louis has come to Europe to hunt them down: five killers to be found and punished before they can vanish into the east。
There is only one problem。
The sixth。
They are wrong。
For Louis has come to Europe to hunt them down: five killers to be found and punished before they can vanish into the east。
There is only one problem。
The sixth。
Reviews
Martin
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No matter how many books sit in my 'to read' pile， the John Connolly Charlie Parker series books always attain 'next read' status when released。 I mean other than the very rare 3 star offering， they are all genuine 4 star （and upward） reads。 I was a little anxious about this one though。 I can't recall the title， but there was a prior Parker story where Charlie Parker himself didn't achieve centre status。 It was still a fine book， but well， not quite the same。 My subconscious was giving me the sa No matter how many books sit in my 'to read' pile， the John Connolly Charlie Parker series books always attain 'next read' status when released。 I mean other than the very rare 3 star offering， they are all genuine 4 star （and upward） reads。 I was a little anxious about this one though。 I can't recall the title， but there was a prior Parker story where Charlie Parker himself didn't achieve centre status。 It was still a fine book， but well， not quite the same。 My subconscious was giving me the same amber flag here too！But alas I was wrong， this one really worked。 Parker had really no part at all but the character of Louis （and to a lesser extent， Angel） really worked well as the chief protaganist。 I would've given this 4。5 / 5 stars but the history lessons throughout were possibly a little too detailed。 The underlying story however was very strong and I enjoyed it all。I wonder what the next book will look like。 After a long line of Parker quality books， the last Parker modern time novel 'A Book of Bones' （the 3 starrer above） didn't quite work for me。 That was followed by 'The Dirty South' （a prequel） which was excellent and now this Louis / Angel led mystery。 Maybe he's just mixing things up， but whatever is happening this series continues to impress。 Highly recommended。 。。。more
Alex Jones
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I am the biggest fan of the Charlie Parker series and await the books with anticipation but this was not Charlie Parker 19， it was very much Angel and Louis 1。The story is of Louis and Angel avenging an old friend， and that take takes us to Eastern Europe and the dark underworld of crime，Whilst the book has many of Connolly’s trademarks the trio， reduced to the backing duo just seems to have lost a spark。It’s not as dark as some reviews suggest， for Connolly it even feels a little less macabre。 I am the biggest fan of the Charlie Parker series and await the books with anticipation but this was not Charlie Parker 19， it was very much Angel and Louis 1。The story is of Louis and Angel avenging an old friend， and that take takes us to Eastern Europe and the dark underworld of crime，Whilst the book has many of Connolly’s trademarks the trio， reduced to the backing duo just seems to have lost a spark。It’s not as dark as some reviews suggest， for Connolly it even feels a little less macabre。 There are hints about Parker and of course he is there in very small doses but as a huge fan this book feels a little out of place and lost in the Parker series。Nevertheless I enjoyed it as I do all the books， just not as much as I would if Charlie had some involvement as it’s lacking the chemistry of the whole band together。 。。。more
LindaJ^
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Charlie Parker #19， except Parker makes only a cameo appearance or two。 This book focuses on Louis and Angel。 It might be enjoyed without having read the prior books in the series but a few things would be quite weird， such as the appearance of Parker's dead daughter Jennifer。 However， while Jennifer's presence （and that a seemingly teenage girl） add a bit of the supernatural flavor， this one is basically Louis doing what he does best -- killing。 Louis is not your typical killer for hire， at lea Charlie Parker #19， except Parker makes only a cameo appearance or two。 This book focuses on Louis and Angel。 It might be enjoyed without having read the prior books in the series but a few things would be quite weird， such as the appearance of Parker's dead daughter Jennifer。 However， while Jennifer's presence （and that a seemingly teenage girl） add a bit of the supernatural flavor， this one is basically Louis doing what he does best -- killing。 Louis is not your typical killer for hire， at least not since he met Parker。 And Louis is not being paid for this job。 Rather he is avenging the brutal killing of friends - De Jaager and four others who figured prominently in an earlier book。 Angel， with help from friends， arranges a fake kidnapping that helps lead to the location of core bad guys。 Louis comes up with creative ways of killing， including the use of a drone and a hammer。 The FBI even lends a hand。As always， I thoroughly the entry in the Charlie Parker series。 There was even a brief scene in Maine at the Great Lost Bear where the Fulci brothers take out two gangsters using a tire iron and a bear head。 I've seen that bear head and it's darn big。 。。。more
Mark
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Another year and another book from the Charlie Parkers series sees the light of day。 I had pre-ordered this novel but some EU tax law came into being from the 1st of July that any package coming outside the EU is taxing the package。 Which means that the English language books have become a lot more expensive， my initial pre-order got cancelled because of that and I had to re-order and the price was almost doubled。Anyhow Charlie Parker does play a very small part in this book as it is more about Another year and another book from the Charlie Parkers series sees the light of day。 I had pre-ordered this novel but some EU tax law came into being from the 1st of July that any package coming outside the EU is taxing the package。 Which means that the English language books have become a lot more expensive， my initial pre-order got cancelled because of that and I had to re-order and the price was almost doubled。Anyhow Charlie Parker does play a very small part in this book as it is more about Louis and Angel whose friends in Amsterdam have met their early demise from this mortal soil in a most gruesome way in the hands of Serbian criminals。 I want to advise any Serbian reader to skip this particular book as the baddies are the Serbians and the war crimes the committed in the Balkan wars， the book does give you an explanation what happened there after Tito died and with him Yugoslavia。It is a far more revenge story and little history lesson in recent European history， and it is the friends of Parker that are asked to clear the problem some Serbians have created， in which they get some unofficial support from government organisations who would gladly deny them if they should fail。This book also shows an interesting role of one Jennifer Parker and of course the paranormal side that has its roots in Balkan history， which does add to the flavour of the story。I try not to spoil to much but once more a book that is very hard to put away as you want to read it in one sitting and yet also want to enjoy the taste for a longer time。 Connolly has once again proved that he is a master storyteller and his Parker universe still has some stories to tell and if he keeps up this level of quality I keep buying his books。 。。。more
Karen
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Always good to spend time with Louis and Angel。I enjoyed the cat and mouse chase but felt the end was rushed。 This is not the book to start this long series with though。 Loved the teaser with Jennifer at the very end， and earlier when CP is identified as key for Jennifer's "existence"。 Ready for the next instalment！ Always good to spend time with Louis and Angel。I enjoyed the cat and mouse chase but felt the end was rushed。 This is not the book to start this long series with though。 Loved the teaser with Jennifer at the very end， and earlier when CP is identified as key for Jennifer's "existence"。 Ready for the next instalment！ 。。。more
Sohnia
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Theres been a shift the last few books towards the antagonists narrative， which is great。 John Connolly is such a good storyteller that each new character is one worth reading about。 Its always been one of my favourite aspects of his writing， how much life he imbues in places and secondary and tertiary characters。 He also seems to be crafting more and more empathy towards his villains。 Makes for even more well rounded characters。The four star rating is mainly because i would have liked to read m Theres been a shift the last few books towards the antagonists narrative， which is great。 John Connolly is such a good storyteller that each new character is one worth reading about。 Its always been one of my favourite aspects of his writing， how much life he imbues in places and secondary and tertiary characters。 He also seems to be crafting more and more empathy towards his villains。 Makes for even more well rounded characters。The four star rating is mainly because i would have liked to read more of Angel and Louis and even Parker。 Though having a chapter with Dave and the Fulci's was a great addition。This was a tough read for the gruesome details。 The subject matter isn't for the faint of of heart。 Even though Mr。 Connolly has a very elegant way of diplomatically and humorously describing the more gruesome parts of crime， it wasn't side stepped in this book。 Excited to see where Jennifer's path is leading to。 We've steered away from the "main" storyline but I'm hoping the next book will lead back into the fray。 Either way， ill always enjoy and support John Connolly's books and especially the Parker series。 。。。more
Glyn Evans
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John Connolly’s books never disappoint。 The characters are well defined and believable， the plots never disappoint， can’t wait for the next one。 This book mainly concerns louis and angel and parker is hardly in it， but for all that， it is still a very good read。 This is a tale of revenge and murder and serbian criminals。 So just go out and BUT it you will enjoy despite some negative reviews。
Tj
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Nice to see a story with Louis as the main heavy。 Lots of people getting double crossed and avenged。
Michael Fleming
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As always a good read but where is Charlie Parker in this one？Enjoyed this， loads of great details and always that hint of something extra but I really like the series because of Charlie Parker's fascinating character and he"s hardly in this book at all。 As always a good read but where is Charlie Parker in this one？Enjoyed this， loads of great details and always that hint of something extra but I really like the series because of Charlie Parker's fascinating character and he"s hardly in this book at all。 。。。more
Trish
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Thanks for another 'Charlie Parker' novel， Mr Connolly。I'm sorry to say that I was disappointed in this one。 There's a lot in it and John has done the work on the Serbian criminal side of things， but where was Charlie。 That's who I look forward to journeying with。 And also （sorry I'm a slack westerner） but I don't know how to pronounce the Serbian names， which were written often， and that disconnected me from the story - and disengaged me。 Because it's not what I was expecting with a Charlie Par Thanks for another 'Charlie Parker' novel， Mr Connolly。I'm sorry to say that I was disappointed in this one。 There's a lot in it and John has done the work on the Serbian criminal side of things， but where was Charlie。 That's who I look forward to journeying with。 And also （sorry I'm a slack westerner） but I don't know how to pronounce the Serbian names， which were written often， and that disconnected me from the story - and disengaged me。 Because it's not what I was expecting with a Charlie Parker novel。So some people will love it - maybe just because they enjoy John's writing。 But I enjoy the engagement with Charlie， in a Charlie Parker series。 It was missing。 。。。more
Joy
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"（They） had brought a great deal of wickedness to an end。 If they were not strictly good， they were whatever was required to face down evil。"Once again I've dropped whatever I'm reading because a Charlie Parker story has comes out。 It's always a guarantee of several days， as long as I don't get greedy; of riveting entertainment。 The dark， bloodiness of the murders peppered with funny， witty banter。 This is actually a Louis and Angel story， Charlie's associates。If I could find another murder / th "（They） had brought a great deal of wickedness to an end。 If they were not strictly good， they were whatever was required to face down evil。"Once again I've dropped whatever I'm reading because a Charlie Parker story has comes out。 It's always a guarantee of several days， as long as I don't get greedy; of riveting entertainment。 The dark， bloodiness of the murders peppered with funny， witty banter。 This is actually a Louis and Angel story， Charlie's associates。If I could find another murder / thriller series with the subtle occult undertones along with the beautiful Irish prose that the author delivers， I would be happy to give it a try。 I'm open to suggestions。 。。。more
Hans
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After a trip back to right before the very beginning of the Charlie Parker series with The Dirty South， John Connolly takes another sidestep from the main plot。 The Nameless Ones is the second novel after The Reapers that lets Parker's friends/partners in crime Louis and Angel take the lead while the private detective himself takes the backseat。The Dutch fixer De Jaager and his associates are brutally murdered and left for display by a group of Serbian gangsters/war criminals led by two brothers After a trip back to right before the very beginning of the Charlie Parker series with The Dirty South， John Connolly takes another sidestep from the main plot。 The Nameless Ones is the second novel after The Reapers that lets Parker's friends/partners in crime Louis and Angel take the lead while the private detective himself takes the backseat。The Dutch fixer De Jaager and his associates are brutally murdered and left for display by a group of Serbian gangsters/war criminals led by two brothers， the Vuksans， right before they intend to return so their homeland after years in exile in the Netherlands。 De Jaager had one of the Vuksans' associates， a hitman， torturer and sadist， killed and the more deranged of the two brothers， the other one being more of an organiser and tactician， wanted revenge。Unfortunately， the brutal murders kick loose an avalanche of problems for the Vuksan brothers。 The Serbian government is trying to polish up the countries image because Serbia wants to join the EU and a group of out of control gangsters with a background as war criminals in the Balkan Wars don't exactly help with that。 Furthermore， their rivals in Serbia also have it out for them， so returning home becomes a bit of a problem。But the even bigger problem is that De Jaager was a close friend of Louis， who also happens to be the one who took out the Vuksans' associate in the first place。 Of course， the semi-retired hitman won't let the bestial murder of one of his few friends slide and so he and his partner Angel go on a manhunt that leads them through half of Europe with the intent of killing each and everyone of those who took part in the massacre。As previously mentioned， Parker himself takes the backseat。 He makes a few short appearances， but essentially， Louis and Angel try to keep him out of this one。 Also， the Fulcis， who have become a series favourite for me over the years， have an awesome and hilarious cameo in The Nameless Ones。 Probably their best one yet。 The one other series regular who actually DOES play a bigger role is Parker's dead daughter Jennifer， who assists Louis and Angel from the beyond and thereby closes the circle to the more supernatural aspects of the series。Last but not least， a quick reminder that the Charlie Parker novels tend to have some incredibly brutal scenes and a warning that The Nameless One is no exception。 The murders of De Jaager and his associates/friends is especially gut-wrenching。 Mentions， although luckily not depictions of rape and torture included。 While the brutality and ruthlessness of the Serbian gangsters seems to be over the top at times， it also helps to make you really hate those guys and quicky leads readers to the conclusion that they deserve everything they are about to get。Once again， this is another outstanding addition to a long running series that just doesn't let up and although this is sort of a deviation， the scenes with Jennifer bridge the gap to the main plot and have some serious implications for future novels。 With the background of the villains in the Nameless Ones， John Connolly also shines an important spotlight on the bestial war crimes commited during the Balkans Wars。 And while the Vuksans and their associates might be slightly overexaggerated in their capacity for violence and their sheer thirst for blood， it's also important not forget what happened not even 20 years ago right on Europe's doorstep with the world watching。 。。。more
karen lewis
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A rare solo outing for Louis & AngelReally good to have another book in the series that focuses on Angel and Louis， and interesting to have the backdrop of the fallout from the civil wars and atrocities following the collapse of Yugoslavia。 I really enjoyed the build up and hunt for the Vuksans during the course if the Book， and it was fascinating that Jennifer also watches over Louis。 However， 4 stars rather than 5 as the ending seemed a bit too easy。
Don Jimmy Reviews
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Review to come
Caroline
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Charlie Parker plays a cameo role in this latest book in the Parker series， but that in no way detracts from how good this book is。 The central characters are Parker's friends， Angel and Louis， and the action has moved to Europe。 You just know that bad things are going to happen to bad people when Angel and Louis are involved。Seriously folks， if you're not acquainted with the Parker series you really are missing out on a treat。 Charlie Parker plays a cameo role in this latest book in the Parker series， but that in no way detracts from how good this book is。 The central characters are Parker's friends， Angel and Louis， and the action has moved to Europe。 You just know that bad things are going to happen to bad people when Angel and Louis are involved。Seriously folks， if you're not acquainted with the Parker series you really are missing out on a treat。 。。。more
Lut Carnier
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I read all kinds of books， from fiction to nonfiction， poetry to mystery， literary books etc。 I love John Connolly books。 He is a master in storytelling and once you start reading from the very first page， the book and the story grabs you and you can't stop it even if you wanted to。 I am always surprised with every book that's been written by him。 He has such a brilliant way of writing and this new Charlie Parker series book is a beauty。 From the introduction， as "Author's Note" already one is s I read all kinds of books， from fiction to nonfiction， poetry to mystery， literary books etc。 I love John Connolly books。 He is a master in storytelling and once you start reading from the very first page， the book and the story grabs you and you can't stop it even if you wanted to。 I am always surprised with every book that's been written by him。 He has such a brilliant way of writing and this new Charlie Parker series book is a beauty。 From the introduction， as "Author's Note" already one is sucked into the story and oh boy is John Connolly a master of story telling！ I adore the richness in his vocabulary， his writing style， and in depth characters he has in his books， even the villains。 This latest novel The Nameless Ones has just been delivered and I just read the very first chapter。 It feels heaven。 Just so know， I promised myself that this time I won't read the book so fast as I usually do， and will take my sweet time and put extra effort to read slowly so that I will have longer pleasure with it， so I can savor it for a little longer。 I bought the book from the independent bookstore NO ALIBIS in Belfast （the staff is so helpful and customer friendly， they are amazing people） and I recommend everyone to buy from independent bookstores。 。。。more
Mary O'Shea
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OutstandingA page turner from the beginning。 His research his twists and turns make this a winner。 John Connolly triumphs again。
Adrielle
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Pure， unadulterated brilliance of the most natural kind。I always start a Connolly review with wow， just wow， so I thought I’d mix it up。Parker takes a back seat in this instalment but still plays a crucial role。 How many authors can drop the main character in a series for a book and still be so gripping？ It takes real talent to keep a series this good for this long。 I’m telling you Connolly’s got the goods if anyone ever did。Here we follow Angel and Louis Europe side， on a hunt of vengeance。 Not Pure， unadulterated brilliance of the most natural kind。I always start a Connolly review with wow， just wow， so I thought I’d mix it up。Parker takes a back seat in this instalment but still plays a crucial role。 How many authors can drop the main character in a series for a book and still be so gripping？ It takes real talent to keep a series this good for this long。 I’m telling you Connolly’s got the goods if anyone ever did。Here we follow Angel and Louis Europe side， on a hunt of vengeance。 Not two weeks before I read this， I watched the film ‘The Third Man’， which is based in Venice， and Angel is reading because he is in Venice。 I had one of those bugged out eyes moments！Read the blurb if you want details， I won’t rewrite them here。 Read the damn series！ 。。。more
Naomi （aplace_inthesun）
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Review to come
Mrs C Willis
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Long awaitedI am always excited to read another Charlie Parker Thriller but this time he only makes the briefest of appearances which was disappointing。 Still a brilliant read and John Connolly is still my number one author。
Stephen Molloy
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Not a classic but still above average。
Nigel
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Last year I started reading almost entirely via audiobook， diving through the entire Parker series。 This year， I'm thankfully back to reading regular books again， though I still love a good audiobook， but this is the first non-audiobook John Connoly novel I've read， so I feel like I'm back in some tiny measure of control over myself。 Anyway; some Serbian creeps murder friends of Louis。 Louis and Angel go to Europe to deliver some payback。 As they hunt the killers， the killers themselves find the Last year I started reading almost entirely via audiobook， diving through the entire Parker series。 This year， I'm thankfully back to reading regular books again， though I still love a good audiobook， but this is the first non-audiobook John Connoly novel I've read， so I feel like I'm back in some tiny measure of control over myself。 Anyway; some Serbian creeps murder friends of Louis。 Louis and Angel go to Europe to deliver some payback。 As they hunt the killers， the killers themselves find themselves unexpectedly cornered due to events back in Belgrade。 The hunt closes in inexorably， and it's great， a riveting thriller， Connolly's skills are well-developed， unerring， and in full flow。 。。。more
Luis A。 Vidorreta
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Martin Paul
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First， the bad news - Charlie Parker does not feature heavily in this book。Now， the good news - Louis and Angel feature *heavily* in this book。 And what a book it is。 For die-hard fans like me， who have followed Charlie Parker since "Every Dead Thing"， this book will be like an early Christmas present。 On the one hand we get up close and personal with Parker's two enigmatic and full-of-fun comrades， while at the same time getting SO MANY INSIGHTS into the story arc， that we'll be picking them ap First， the bad news - Charlie Parker does not feature heavily in this book。Now， the good news - Louis and Angel feature *heavily* in this book。 And what a book it is。 For die-hard fans like me， who have followed Charlie Parker since "Every Dead Thing"， this book will be like an early Christmas present。 On the one hand we get up close and personal with Parker's two enigmatic and full-of-fun comrades， while at the same time getting SO MANY INSIGHTS into the story arc， that we'll be picking them apart until the next eagerly awaited book。"The Nameless Ones" takes place shortly after the events of "A Book of Bones"， and it will help to know what happened there。 Louis gets a phone call from an old ally in urgent need of help。 It turns out another part of his past is about to come back and haunt him。 What follows is a journey across Europe as he and Angel track down war criminals and serial killers。 We are introduced to some new characters， and one in particular who may or may not be part of Parker's wider mythos。 Oh， and Jennifer makes an appearance。 Yes - that Jennifer！This isn't a normal Parker book - it's a definite divergence from what we expect， but despite negative reviews from some fans， I can honestly say it's already one of my favourites。 We learn so much from Louis and Angel's perspective that Parker does not know。 As always， John's research is impeccable， and we learn a lot about the wars in Serbia / Croatia / Yugoslavia during the 1980's， and just how horrific the war crimes committed actually were。I can't recommend this book enough。 Read it now。 。。。more
GBL
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 It seems wrong to give a John Connolly book anything less than a 5 star review but this new novel just didn’t hit the spot for me！ It’s not 4 stars either - maybe 4。5？The brutal murder of De Jaager and his family in Amsterdam bring Louis and Angel to Europe on a revenge mission against his Serbian killers， the Vuksan brothers and their gang。 The novel follows the pair as they track the killers across Europe bringing them all to summary justice。The novel obviously follows Angel and Louis， with a It seems wrong to give a John Connolly book anything less than a 5 star review but this new novel just didn’t hit the spot for me！ It’s not 4 stars either - maybe 4。5？The brutal murder of De Jaager and his family in Amsterdam bring Louis and Angel to Europe on a revenge mission against his Serbian killers， the Vuksan brothers and their gang。 The novel follows the pair as they track the killers across Europe bringing them all to summary justice。The novel obviously follows Angel and Louis， with a couple of appearances by Charlie Parker but I felt the novel didn’t show us enough of the characters as people and there was very little showing the deep relationship between the two men。 The novel was in many ways formulaic， with the deaths spaced out between details of how each of the killers was being tracked and the planning for their deaths。 The deaths were also not personal and it would have been more effective to have Angel and Louis face the killers at their last moment。 The episode with Serbians attacking Parker in the US seemed rather contrived， just to get him into the novel。 I also thought the character of Zorya， the creepy companion of Spiridon Vuksan， could have been darker and more prominent in the events of the novel。 John Connolly is one of the few authors whose books I buy immediately on release and I’m not going to stop doing that based on one weaker novel。 。。。more
M。P。 Conn
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It was good but I have to admit I missed Charlie Parker as the main character。 Don´t get me wrong， I love Louis and Angel， but Charlie is the reason I have read all eighteen books of the series。 And it was missing the creepiness that always follows him。
Fon
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The release of another book from this series is always something to be celebrated。 With this being the 19th foray into the world of Charlie Parker， from the very first pages it is like meeting with an old friend， the people and the place are so familiar to me now。 This time， the focus is not on Parker but rather his associates， Angel and Louis and their pursuit of revenge that takes them to Europe as they seek to track down a pair of Serbian brothers， Radovan and Spiridon Vuksan and their accomp The release of another book from this series is always something to be celebrated。 With this being the 19th foray into the world of Charlie Parker， from the very first pages it is like meeting with an old friend， the people and the place are so familiar to me now。 This time， the focus is not on Parker but rather his associates， Angel and Louis and their pursuit of revenge that takes them to Europe as they seek to track down a pair of Serbian brothers， Radovan and Spiridon Vuksan and their accomplices。 The Vuksans history goes back to the brutality of the Bosnian War， epitomised by the Srebrenica Massacre so these are men who are accustomed to and even revel in violence。 They may have met their match in Louis。 Of course， this being a Parker novel， a supernatural element has to be part of the story， including Parker's dead daughter， Jennifer and what appears to be a young girl working with the Vuksans。 I absolutely loved this book。 We had been overdue one that featured Angel and Louis as the central players and it definitely didn't disappoint on that score。 It played in my head like the most brutal， violent， blood soaked and eerie film。 I can't wait for Book 20。 。。。more
Jane Myers
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Great book altho found hard to remember names and had to keep checking back。 Aa always an outstanding book from my favourite author
WILLIAM MCMAHON
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John Connelly Excellent as usual I read it in three days ，only problem for me it was not long enough I would have like to enjoy more of Louis and Angel 。looking forward to the next one
sanjeev chopra
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Another winner from the master of the genre。Many years ago I was gifted a copy of Every Dead Thing I have not stopped reading his novels since time and time again。The storylines are absolutely compelling and as you immerse yourself you do not want the books to end。I am already looking forward to the next chapter of the series。This story is based in Europe concentrating on the horrors of the Balkan wars a very dark period for NATO and Europe。
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