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Excellent fiction set at during a not often studied period. Spellbinding and gripping with unparalleled historical accuracy. A wonderful read.


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The Runner A Novel Christopher Reich Books Reviews

Mr. Reich could have written an excellent story concerning the immediate aftermath of the war in Europe, however he spends most of the book making Gen. Patton a traitor and common murderer. His attempt to take Patton's warnings about the intent of the Soviets and the need to push them out of Eastern Europe (we might ask some of those left behind the iron curtin if Patton was correct) have been converted to his being a traitor, this is going to far, unfortunatly the courts have ruled that you cannot slander the dead.
I have read all of Christopher Reich's books. Loved them all. Can't wait until a new book is published.

Helgard C. Riley
Extremely interesting and fast pace.
Very superficial character development. Plot got boring.
The venue is post war Germany. There's lots of action and you don't want to put the book down. Reich does really develop the 2 main characters and you get to look through the eyes of both rather than just the good guy's. The bad guy is shown to be a cat of 9 lives with incredible survival skills. I would have given it 5 stars but the "flash back" device was a little over-used, IMHO. I read this on and there were only a couple of typo's .Very well prepared for reading. I'm on my way now to order another Christopher Reich book.
Very good character development. Also describes the ugly underbelly of war. Shows how people's lives are indelibly impacted by loss of a way of life.
Not as good as Reich's other novels. A little long-winded. I liked it though. Main character is kinda a wimp, bad guy isn't that bad and the overall plot isn't that original. Read it if when you're looking for something easy
Excellent fiction set at during a not often studied period. Spellbinding and gripping with unparalleled historical accuracy. A wonderful read.