pickThe book plays out like a solid movie thriller, and that's a good thing. Interesting story, some weak points here and there, but overall totally worth the read.
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The Saint of Wolves and Butchers | 
pickThe book plays out like a solid movie thriller, and that's a good thing. Interesting story, some weak points here and there, but overall totally worth the read.
A book that's pro dog and anti nazi? Was it written for me?
pickPicked this one up on a whim. The title caught my eye. It did not disappoint! The story moved quickly and I enjoyed getting caught up in the characters‘ lives. Plus, there was a dog.
pickAlex Grecian weaves together a strong tale of past & present to bring historical fiction into a modern mystery. There are so many links in the chain of this plot: Nazi war crimes, missing children, a cult-like church under the control of a dangerous charlatan.
It all fit together for an exciting read and Grecian left an open ending to allow for new adventures with these characters eventually.
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pickThis thriller about a Nazi who escapes to the US and continues his sadistic experiments on people is a pick with a caveat. Both past and present storylines are enjoyable and I really liked the 2 “heroes” of the book, and it gets dark in places, but not in great detail. The caveat is that there‘s a major about-face in one character about 2/3 in that just didn‘t work for me. Still, I enjoyed it and loved Bear the dog.
Anyone else remember this stuff?! My coworkers thought it was my birthday (...it‘s not 😂) so I am now the proud owner of a 24-pack of strawberry pop.
This is SUPER interesting so far—there‘s a Nazi who fled to the US and there‘s people trying to catch him and bring him to justice.
I'm always amused when aspects of a book feel very appropriate to real life, even something as simple as the weather that you're experiencing that week.
I'm a third of the way through Alex Grecian's new book. I like it, but I'm not loving it yet. I hope we're getting past the exposition and into the horrors the former Nazi Doctor has been performing in Kansas.
Super excited to have won an ARC for Alex Grecian's new book! Thanks #FirstToRead #PenguinRandomHouse!
#GoodreadsGiveawayWin! This is a new series (or a standalone perhaps). Publishing in April from Putnam. Looks at a Nazi doctor who has hidden himself away in Kansas and the hunt to track him down. I have enjoyed Grecian‘s prior books so I am looking forward to this new work!
