Lewis Cantley

In the dying days of the Weimar Republic, Berliners enjoy decadence and excess, but a young detective named Bernie is tasked with investigating a string of brutal prostitute murders. As the case becomes more complex and political, Bernie must navigate the city's criminal underworld and the rising threat of Nazism to uncover the truth. But will his voice be heard amidst the chaos?

In "Greeks Bearing Gifts" by Philip Kerr, Bernie Gunther investigates a claim by a former Wehrmacht soldier about stolen spoils of Greek Jews deported to Auschwitz. But when Bernie confronts the soldier, he finds a corpse in his place. With the help of Lieutenant Leventis, they must work together to put new and old cases to bed and catch a killer who may have never left Athens. This historical thriller is a riveting addition to Kerr's New York Times bestselling series.

Set in 1956 on the French Riviera, our protagonist Bernie must confront his dangerous adversary Erich Mielke, deputy head of the East German Stasi. The debt Mielke calls in is not one Bernie wants to fulfill: to poison a female agent they both have had dealings with in London. Will Bernie go through with it or is there another way to settle the score?

La Guerra Fría ha estallado y Bernie Gunther está en tierra de nadie. En 1956, el exdetective Bernie Gunther vive en la Riviera francesa. Debería llevar una existencia tranquila, pero eso es algo imposible para él. El pasado de la guerra le alcanza de la mano de un antiguo oficial nazi. Además, ha sido invitado a Villa Mauresque por el célebre escritor William Somerset Maugham, quien está siendo chantajeado y necesita ayuda. Puede que se trate de una cuestión personal. O puede que sea víctima de la batalla que el espionaje está librando en el corazón de Europa. «Bernie Gunther es uno de los mejores antihéroes jamás creados». Lee Child

Follow former Berlin homicide detective, Bernie Gunther, in his latest adventure as he navigates the brutal world of Ustashe-controlled Croatia. Forced to do favors for the dangerous Propaganda Minister, Bernie finds himself surrounded by hidden agendas and mindless violence. Written by the New York Times bestselling author Philip Kerr, this crime novel is not to be missed. Nominated for the Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2015.

A historical fiction novel set in Berlin, March 1943, as a disillusioned city learns of a Russian atrocity. The protagonist, Bernie Gunther, is dispatched to investigate and uncover the identity of a savage killer - all while navigating the danger and suspicion of a hostile territory.

Travel through the tumultuous years of WWII and Cold War Germany with protagonist Bernie Gunther in this thrilling historical novel. Bernie, a former homicide detective turned private eye, is reluctantly drafted into the SS during WWII and must navigate the horrors of the Eastern Front. From there, the story spans twenty-five years and takes readers to a divided Germany at the height of the Cold War. Field Gray is a must-read for fans of historical thrillers and the Berlin Noir trilogy.

This captivating mystery takes us through corrupt regimes in Germany and Cuba, as detective Bernie Gunther faces the repercussions of his past. Set in Berlin, 1934, Gunther, a former policeman, finds himself amidst the warring factions of the Nazi apparatus. Meanwhile, in Havana, 1954, Gunther realizes he cannot outrun his past, as he collides with an old love and a vicious killer from his Berlin days. This novel flawlessly evokes the noir sensibilities of Raymond Chandler and Ross Macdonald while standing out on its own.

Vuelve Bernie Gunther. Huyendo de una absurda acusación de criminal de guerra, dejará Berlín con destino a Buenos Aires. Es 1950 y su destino no es casual: una muchacha ha sido asesinada de forma espantosa al otro lado del Atlántico y el modus operandi lo enlaza con otro semejante en los últimos días de la República de Weimar. Y Gunther nunca se rinde. Pero pronto descubrirá mucho más que el rastro del asesino y de otros muchos alemanes, la mayoría nazis que conoce muy bien: la colaboración que el régimen de Perón presta a los criminales del III Reich. Kerr presenta la quinta novela de su más famoso personaje: un veterano y ex policía, sensible, honesto, sardónico a veces, al que siguen millones de lectores en todo el mundo.