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Gordon Kerr’s The Partisan Heart

Posted by Aruna at June 18, 2019 in reviews &the literary lounge

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    Gordon Kerr’s new novel, The Partisan Heart, utilises the dual timeline and Second World War setting, both so popular at the moment. Moving between the war-torn northern Italy of 1944 and London and Italy of the late 1990s, the book is part thriller, part historical drama. The ‘now’ and ‘then’ intersect in the … Continue readings →

Tags : dual timeline novels, espionage, Gordon Kerr, Italian Alps set books, Italian Resistance, Muswell Hill Press, northern Italy, reading on location Italy, Resisance, Second World War, The Partisan Heart, thriller, war thriller

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