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Blackout by Simon Scarrow

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Blackout, April 2022
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BLACKOUT
By: Simon Scarrow

Kensington
April 2022
On Sale: March 29, 2022
Featuring: Horst Schenke
432 pages
ISBN: 1496739736
EAN: 9781496739735
Kindle: B0964HR4X5
Hardcover / e-Book
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Thriller Historical

Berlin 1939. The city is blanketed by snow and ice. In the distance, the rumble of war grows louder. In the shadows, a serial killer rises . . .
 
As the Nazis tighten their chokehold on the capital, panic and paranoia fester as blackout is rigidly enforced. Every night the city is plunged into an oppressive, suffocating darkness—pitch perfect conditions for unspeakable acts.
 
When a young woman is found brutally murdered, it’s up to Criminal Inspector Horst Schenke to solve the case quickly. His reputation is already on the line for his failure to join the Nazi Party. If he doesn’t solve the case, the consequences could be fatal.  
 
Schenke's worst fears are confirmed when a second victim is found. As the investigation takes him deeper into the regime’s darkest corridors, Schenke realizes danger lurks behind every corner—and that the warring factions of the Reich can be as deadly as a killer stalking the streets . . .