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Clifford Irving
THE ANGEL OF ZIN - A Holocaust Mystery
THE ANGEL OF ZIN - A Holocaust Mystery
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CURRENTLY # 1 E-BOOK BEST SELLER IN HISTORICAL THRILLERS AS WELL AS # 1 BEST SELLER IN JEWISH-AMERICAN LITERATURE & FICTION
"Absolutely compelling. A totally engrossing thriller."-- Thomas Keneally, author of "Schindler's List".
"Masterfully done. A powerful novel."-- Publishers Weekly.
At a Nazi death camp in Poland, the strangled body of an informer is discovered by the Jewish mistress of the camp commandant. Then an SS lieutenant is found, throat cut ear to ear.
The Gestapo orders the Berlin Criminal Police to solve these crimes.
The hunter is Paul Bach, Chief Homicide Inspector, a widower and wounded SS combat veteran of the Russian Front, a man at odds with war and Nazi evil. And the hunted is ''the Angel,' a killer who always leaves a clue in the form of a note. As hunter closes in on hunted, this daring and unusual novel offers an answer to the question all supposedly decent men and women at some time must ask themselves: "If I had been a German then, and realized what was happening, what would I have done?"
"Exciting, dynamic, and marvelously written."-- Bestsellers.
"Absolutely compelling. A totally engrossing thriller."-- Thomas Keneally, author of "Schindler's List".
"Masterfully done. A powerful novel."-- Publishers Weekly.
At a Nazi death camp in Poland, the strangled body of an informer is discovered by the Jewish mistress of the camp commandant. Then an SS lieutenant is found, throat cut ear to ear.
The Gestapo orders the Berlin Criminal Police to solve these crimes.
The hunter is Paul Bach, Chief Homicide Inspector, a widower and wounded SS combat veteran of the Russian Front, a man at odds with war and Nazi evil. And the hunted is ''the Angel,' a killer who always leaves a clue in the form of a note. As hunter closes in on hunted, this daring and unusual novel offers an answer to the question all supposedly decent men and women at some time must ask themselves: "If I had been a German then, and realized what was happening, what would I have done?"
"Exciting, dynamic, and marvelously written."-- Bestsellers.
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