Nightfall Berlin
- Author Jack Grimwood
- Narrator Daniel Weyman
- Publisher Penguin Books Ltd
- Run Time 11 hours and 9 minutes
- Format Audio
- Genre Crime and mystery: police procedural, Espionage and spy thriller.
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What to expect
Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Nightfall Berlin by Jack Grimwood, read by Daniel Weyman.
In 1986, news that East-West nuclear-arms negotiations are taking place lead many to believe the Cold War may finally be thawing.
For British intelligence officer Major Tom Fox, however, it is business as usual.
Ordered to arrange the smooth repatriation of a defector, Fox is smuggled into East Berlin. But it soon becomes clear that there is more to this than an old man wishing to return home to die - a fact cruelly confirmed when Fox's mission is fatally compromised.
Trapped in East Berlin, hunted by an army of Stasi agents and wanted for murder by those on both sides of the Wall, Fox must somehow elude capture and get out alive.
But to do so he must discover who sabotaged his mission and why...
Critics Review
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A fine book this, for those who enjoy vintage Le Carre
Ian Rankin -
Moskva was one of the most impressive spy thrillers of 2016 . . . Nightfall Berlin is even better. Grimwood’s portrayal of dark and frightening East Berlin is excellent and he is skilful at describing the politics of espionage
The Times -
A gripping Cold War tale that manages to be original as well as give a nod to classic John Le Carre
The Sun -
The atmosphere and tension perfectly pitched this excellent Cold War thriller with memorable well-drawn characters is compulsive reading
Choice Magazine -
A twisty tale of Cold War conflict, which sees tormented intelligence officer Tom Fox caught up in a dark story of establishment lies and long-buried secrets
The Independent -
A book that pulls you in, teaches you something and gives you a protagonist you can’t get enough of … If you liked Ian McEwan’s The Innocent, you’ll love this evocation of Berlin at the other end of the Cold War
The Pool
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