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Wilhelm & Laszlo
In this second part of the trilogy which began with Niedermayer & Hart, the story once again unfolds within two time frames. The Guardians under Aref’s leadership reach Albi, where de Frontignac and his crew soon gather, intending to steal that which the Guardians have striven long and hard to protect.
While Jim Latimer and his friends mistakenly believe that the Niedermayer & Hart affair is concluded, three thousand miles away in Newark, New Jersey, a number of fresh corpses are discovered, all minus their heads and hearts.
A new foe emerges, highly organised, corrupt, powerful, able to spread its influence widely. The choice that remains for Latimer and co. is stark: take the fight to the enemy, or perish.
While Jim Latimer and his friends mistakenly believe that the Niedermayer & Hart affair is concluded, three thousand miles away in Newark, New Jersey, a number of fresh corpses are discovered, all minus their heads and hearts.
A new foe emerges, highly organised, corrupt, powerful, able to spread its influence widely. The choice that remains for Latimer and co. is stark: take the fight to the enemy, or perish.
418 pages, Paperback
Published November 3, 2018
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About the author
M.J. Johnson
4 books228 followersMartin was born in South Wales. He trained as an actor at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and has worked extensively in all areas of the theatrical profession. He is married and has one son. 'Niedermayer & Hart', a supernatural thriller, is his first book and is the first part of a trilogy which continues with 'Wilhelm & Laszlo'. He has also written a psychological thriller 'Roadrage', He is currently at work on the final part of his trilogy.
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November 21, 2018
After first reading Niedermayer and Hart, I'd been looking forward to this book for a long time and it really was worth the wait.
It was great to see how Jim and friends are coping after their encounter with Niedermayer and how this has also affected the detectives who handled the case. When a new line of enquiry opens with links to it, you can't help but wonder if they are in too deep this time. Are some people just too powerful to take on?
We are also introduced to an fascinating character, "John Doe". A man accused of horrific murders in Newark, New Jersey. Unfortunately during the arrest John ended up losing his memory and now has no recollection of his past life. The only thing he has keeping him going is the voice in his head urging him on, telling him he has unfinished business. But what and how does a man in New Jersey fit in to a crime in East Sussex? I found John a likeable man, struggling with the idea he's accused of multiple murders and desperate to work out his true identity.
There are many other interesting characters we meet along the way. I'll let you discover them for yourself.
Continuing with the theme of two time frames, Wilhelm and Laszlo leads you on a journey of friendship, loyalty and courage. Where good must triumph over evil. A truly remarkable read and highly recommended.
It was great to see how Jim and friends are coping after their encounter with Niedermayer and how this has also affected the detectives who handled the case. When a new line of enquiry opens with links to it, you can't help but wonder if they are in too deep this time. Are some people just too powerful to take on?
We are also introduced to an fascinating character, "John Doe". A man accused of horrific murders in Newark, New Jersey. Unfortunately during the arrest John ended up losing his memory and now has no recollection of his past life. The only thing he has keeping him going is the voice in his head urging him on, telling him he has unfinished business. But what and how does a man in New Jersey fit in to a crime in East Sussex? I found John a likeable man, struggling with the idea he's accused of multiple murders and desperate to work out his true identity.
There are many other interesting characters we meet along the way. I'll let you discover them for yourself.
Continuing with the theme of two time frames, Wilhelm and Laszlo leads you on a journey of friendship, loyalty and courage. Where good must triumph over evil. A truly remarkable read and highly recommended.
November 21, 2018
After first reading Niedermayer and Hart, I'd been looking forward to this book for a long time and it really was worth the wait.
It was great to see how Jim and friends are coping after their encounter with Niedermayer and how this has also affected the detectives who handled the case. When a new line of enquiry opens with links to it, you can't help but wonder if they are in too deep this time. Are some people just too powerful to take on?
We are also introduced to an fascinating character, "John Doe". A man accused of horrific murders in Newark, New Jersey. Unfortunately during the arrest John ended up losing his memory and now has no recollection of his past life. The only thing he has keeping him going is the voice in his head urging him on, telling him he has unfinished business. But what and how does a man in New Jersey fit in to a crime in East Sussex? I found John a likeable man, struggling with the idea he's accused of multiple murders and desperate to work out his true identity.
There are many other interesting characters we meet along the way. I'll let you discover them for yourself.
Continuing with the theme of two time frames, Wilhelm and Laszlo leads you on a journey of friendship, loyalty and courage. Where good must triumph over evil. A truly remarkable read and highly recommended.
It was great to see how Jim and friends are coping after their encounter with Niedermayer and how this has also affected the detectives who handled the case. When a new line of enquiry opens with links to it, you can't help but wonder if they are in too deep this time. Are some people just too powerful to take on?
We are also introduced to an fascinating character, "John Doe". A man accused of horrific murders in Newark, New Jersey. Unfortunately during the arrest John ended up losing his memory and now has no recollection of his past life. The only thing he has keeping him going is the voice in his head urging him on, telling him he has unfinished business. But what and how does a man in New Jersey fit in to a crime in East Sussex? I found John a likeable man, struggling with the idea he's accused of multiple murders and desperate to work out his true identity.
There are many other interesting characters we meet along the way. I'll let you discover them for yourself.
Continuing with the theme of two time frames, Wilhelm and Laszlo leads you on a journey of friendship, loyalty and courage. Where good must triumph over evil. A truly remarkable read and highly recommended.
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