Ebook {Epub PDF} Stettin Station by David Downing

 · Stettin Station (John Russell, #3) Published May 1st by Soho Press. Hardcover, pages. Author (s): David Downing. ISBN: . “Downing's novels are a glimpse at the human side of the war I highly recommend Stettin Station.” —Gumshoe Reviews Praise for David Downing's John Russell World War II Spy Thriller series "Epic in scope, Mr. Downing's "Station" cycle creates a fictional universe rich with a historian's expertise but rendered with literary style and /5().  · “Downing's novels are a glimpse at the human side of the war I highly recommend Stettin Station.” —Gumshoe Reviews Praise for David Downing's John Russell World War II Spy Thriller series "Epic in scope, Mr. Downing's "Station" cycle creates a fictional universe rich with a historian's expertise but rendered with literary style and Brand: Soho Press, Incorporated.

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Zoo Station is the first book in John Russell series by David Downing set in Germany before the Second World War. The book paints a suspenseful and a dark picture of a country moving gradually towards War. The main character is John Russell, working as a freelance journalist from England but living in Berlin. Stettin Station A John Russell Mystery by David Downing Review: In Berlin American foreign correspondent and journalist — and sometime undercover agent — John Russell decides it's time for him to start making plans for his family to leave Germany, by any means possible, in Stettin Station, the third mystery in this series by David Downing. Stettin Station is the third book in the John Russell and Effi Koenen series. The strengths of the tale are the characterisation, sense of atmosphere and place, and the historicisation. Russell and Koenen are well realised and rounded characters and they are accompanied by a broad spectrum of nicely penned others, including journalists, administrators, various forms of police, family, friends and other citizens.