The Girl with the Silver Stiletto
About
A STILETTO IS THE ULTIMATE MURDER WEAPON.
WILL SHE USE IT TO KILL A CHILD AND SAVE HER OWN LIFE?
At the end of World War II, she is given an ultimatum. Execute the boy or die. Her only alternative is to hand him over to the Nazis.
Why do the Nazis want the boy, and who is he? As the suspense builds, the action races across three continents, from London to New York to California to Buenos Aires, and American agent Ben Peters stands alone against evil and his former lover.
The Girl with the Silver Stiletto will be enjoyed by readers of WWII historical fiction authors Robert Harris, Alan Furst, Ken Follett and Len Deighton and lovers of espionage thriller writers David Baldacci, Daniel Silva, Nelson DeMille, Vince Flynn and Lee Child.
Vic Robbie’s new thriller continues the fast-paced, action-packed intrigue of the previous books in his Ben Peters series, In Pursuit Of Platinum and Paradise Gold, that reviewers praised as ‘Brilliant! Exciting! Suspenseful!’
Praise for this book
Five stars. Hard to put down. My kind of book. Highly recommended .
What an amazing hat-trick of wartime thrillers. Following In Pursuit of Platinum and Paradise Gold, this book completes the trilogy, and all are so laced with fact it is often difficult to believe they are fictional. They would be the ideal basis for a television series, or even action-packed films. An author well worth following.
A great trilogy. As a history major, I enjoyed it immensely. Looking forward to more books.
My third Ben Peters. His low-profile character fits the greater narrative of master Nazis and the twist to conquer. Great storyline with a believable ending. Looking forward to the continuation.
Five stars. Intrigued
Some books just don't deliver and leave you "hanging " - nothing more frustrating! But this book truly delivers from start to finish with more than a satisfactory closure and holds you on the page to the final word. Put it on your Kindle for your holiday, but remember you won't be able to put it down!
Excellent continuation of this series and and enjoyable blend of fact and fiction.
Compulsive reading - can't put it down. It's
a great blend of the action of Fleming's Bond and Le Carre’s Smiley - merging of the boundaries of fact and fiction making this a great read.. The author draws the reader into a post-war world, imagining a ‘what if’ scenario to rival The Man in the High Castle. Surely it can’t be long before we see the book adapted for the big screen. A must for all spy novel fans