Dead of Night, W. F. Harvey
Dead of Night, W. F. Harvey
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Dead of Night

Author: W. F. Harvey

Narrator: Cathy Dobson

Unabridged: 22 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 07/06/2015


Synopsis

William Fryer Harvey (1885-1937) was an English writer of short stories, particularly in the mystery and horror genres.

"Dead of Night" is a creepy tale set during a Zeppelin raid during the first world war. Athelston Digby goes out during a raid to check on a fire at a factory of which he is a shareholder. While he is out he is involved in an accident and is take to the local infirmary. The hospital is operating under blackout conditions with a skeleton staff... and under these circumstances it is quite possible for mistakes to take place... terrible mistakes....

Reviews

Goodreads review by Mike on January 30, 2024

Another fast read and another great story from Simon Scarrow. Upto now I have only read his Roman novels, although I have a Napoleon and Wellington book in my stash. As usual I have read the second book in the series. Criminal Inspector Horst Schenke investigates an apparent case of child murder at t......more

Goodreads review by Bill on February 11, 2023

Simon Scarrow's World War II crime novel sees the return of many familiar characters from his previous Berlin set story Blackout. Unfortunatley Dead of Night doesn't live up to its excellent predecessor. This time Criminal Investigator Horst Schenke becomes involved in two cases, one involving an ap......more

Goodreads review by Wendy(Wendyreadsbooks) on February 04, 2023

Dead of Night is a thrilling and exciting read that gripped me from the very beginning. Fast-paced and intriguing, I loved getting to know Schenke and his team and enjoyed seeing how they worked through the evidence in front of them whilst trying to stay one step ahead of the perpetrators. Twists an......more

Goodreads review by Grant on May 01, 2023

A second outing for Berlin detective Horst Schenke. I enjoyed the first 'Schenke' novel so I was looking forward to this book. It lived up to my expectations and I enjoyed it. I've read a lot of world war two fiction, often set in Germany and whilst this isn't as good as Philip Kerr's 'Bernie Gunther......more