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The Sentinel
A dentist … a death … a disease … Bryan Harmon, a young American diplomat in modern day Berlin, encounters Lisa Brandt’s secret. How could he know that the savage murder of an obscure dentist in the last days of World War II would thrust them into a terrifying race against time to destroy a menace that lies beneath former German soil?
292 pages, Paperback
First published April 23, 2012
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October 13, 2021
Fantastic story
Fantastic story that notes direct relevance to today's world events when you consider the EU, Putin and IS withdrawal from Afghanistan
Fantastic story that notes direct relevance to today's world events when you consider the EU, Putin and IS withdrawal from Afghanistan
August 8, 2014
Good story, but the delivery was rather preachy.
The two main characters , when they first came together, had a great deal of animosity between them, but in the blink of an eye and turn of the page, they're in the sack! It seems that all the good guys are very religious and the bad guys are atheists! The mix of the two makes for a somewhat unbelievable storyline, but there is plenty of suspense and few dull moments. The author could have made better use of an editor, as I came across several occurrences of the misuse of the word "spare". The word that should have been used was probably "sparse". If you can put my findings aside, you might find the story keeps your interest.
The two main characters , when they first came together, had a great deal of animosity between them, but in the blink of an eye and turn of the page, they're in the sack! It seems that all the good guys are very religious and the bad guys are atheists! The mix of the two makes for a somewhat unbelievable storyline, but there is plenty of suspense and few dull moments. The author could have made better use of an editor, as I came across several occurrences of the misuse of the word "spare". The word that should have been used was probably "sparse". If you can put my findings aside, you might find the story keeps your interest.
August 15, 2014
Overall I enjoyed this book, but at times it did drag a little for me. I preferred the political scenes for tension, rather than the scenes with the two main characters. The story was well thought out, and quite involved.
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