Rezensionen: Bruce, Clark, Haas, Jones, Kallentoft und weitere

Besprochen werden: “The Silence” von Alison Bruce, “A Parliament of Spies” von Cassandra Clark, “Brenner and God” von Wolf Haas, “An Agent of Deceit” von Chris Morgan Jones, “Summertime Death” von Mons Kallentoft und weitere.

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