Rezensionen: James Thompson, Jassy Mackenzie, Philip Kerr u.a.

J. Kingston Pierce on “Helsinki Blood” by James Thompson “Pale Horses” by Jassy Mackenzie;  ”A Man Without Breath” by Philip Kerr; “The Perfect Ghost” by Linda Barnes; “When the Devil Drives” by Christopher Brookmyre and …

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