Rezension: Marek Krajewski: “Death in Breslau”

Despite the critical superlatives heaped upon Marek Krajewski’s “Death in Breslau,” the first of the Polish author’s Inspector Eberhard Mock Investigations series released in the U.S., the novel fails to ignite fully as a thriller.

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