Author: Christopher P JonesPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 226
Book Description
The year is 1928. It was supposed to be a perfect day: a group of friends from Berlin gather together on a roof terrace to be painted an artist. Yet after today, their lives will never be the same again.After a shocking event, Thomas becomes the unwilling participant in an unfolding web of mystery and subterfuge that draws him into the beating heart of 1920s Berlin. In a city of cabarets and jazz clubs, he discovers that no one can be trusted.On the trail of truth and love, his search for answers takes him into the dark anxieties of the modern metropolis, of private fears and public ambitions. When the city's politics draws his best friend towards its sinister side, Thomas has to decide whether to speak out or stay quiet.And at the centre, a painting by the rising-star of the Berlin art scene, a work of art that may yet prove vital in piecing together the jigsaw of what really happened that fateful night on the roof terrace.Berlin Vertigo is a tale of love and deceit. If you like taut historical mysteries, with a cast of characters drawn with psychological depth, then this is the book for you.
