Sunset and the Major (Mueller & Pappenheim) - Hardcover

Savarin, Julian Jay

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0727864181 ISBN 13: 9780727864185

Publisher: Severn House, 2006

Synopsis

A M]ller and Pappenheim adventure - M]ller is trying to come to terms with having led the shadowy Semper organisation to the Australian Outback where they murdered his parents. Meanwhile, Pappenheim has discovered that a trusted friend has betrayed him, and he wants revenge. And Carey Bloomfield, who has been growing close to M]ller, is shocked to be told the true purpose of her mission to betray M]ller. The Semper, however have their own ideas, forcing M]ller's hand . . .

About this title

About the Author:

Savarin was educated in Britain and took a degree in history before serving in the Royal Air Force.

From Booklist:

Berlin detective Jens Muller has just returned from Australia and is still recovering from the shock of learning that his parents, whom he thought died in a plane crash when he was 12, were still alive and living in the Australian outback--at least they were until Muller inadvertently led an assassin to their remote retreat. Years ago, his parents had infiltrated Semper, a shadowy, sinister, and highly dangerous criminal organization with plans to take over the world using a secret DNA weapon it believes Muller is hiding. Muller and his crack team--longtime partner Pappenheim, computer genius Hedi Meyer, and U.S. army colonel Carey Bloomfield--know they must stop Semper any way they can. Readers unfamiliar with earlier books in this series may find the latest installment a bit confusing at first, but the fast-moving plot, dramatic turns, and engagingly larger-than-life characters will soon turn them into avid fans of Savarin's snappy action-adventure series, which mixes the police procedural with a little 007 and a touch of Mission Impossible. Emily Melton
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About this edition

• Publisher: Severn House
• Publication date: 2006
• ISBN 10: 0727864181
• ISBN 13: 9780727864185
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 236