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The Other Side of Silence   Philip Kerr
Latest in the generally very enjoyable Bernie Gunther series. Even though Kerr’s prose moves things right along, didn’t really like this one very much. Bernie’s in the south of France in 1956, and the rather contrived plot is about Somerset Maugham and British intelligence. Only token Nazi references, and once again, the female relationship is  unconvincing. Too bad. But thanks, Charlie, I really appreciate it. Glad I read it.