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Oberleutnant Victor Löwenherz, an aristocratic Luftwaffe night fighter pilot and his fellow crew members There is a ‘scene’ in the beginning of the book that plays a ‘minor’ part at the end of the book. It made me wonder if there were more ‘smaller’ scenes that took place in the early part of the book that show up later in the book [regardless of the level of ‘significance’] that I may have missed.

Symons, Julian (1985). Bloody Murder: From the Detective Story to the Crime Novel. New York: Viking. ISBN 978-0-6708-0096-4.

stars for the premise and the strong start, but after the first two chapters, this entire novel fizzles away and collapses completely. Deighton had an amazing opportunity here and he squandered it for the mundane and mediocrity. He may have had a lot of knowledge about that period, but none it is felt in the novel. Kemp, Stuart (4 November 2013). "Simon Beaufoy to adapt Len Deighton's spy novels for TV". The Hollywood Reporter . Retrieved 29 March 2020.

A "doss-house" ("flophouse" in American English) is a cheap lodging hostel where the homeless or those on very low incomes can stay overnight. [29] [30] This book turned out better than I thought it would be. My youngest brother had it on his shelf, which inspired me to read it. That, and my finding out it was an 'alternate history' tale about what happens after Germany wins its invasion of the British Isles in 1940. Although it moved at a 'slower pace' than many novels due to today, it still held my interest throughout the entire book. Having said that, I did not have any problems putting the book down until toward the end. But Leighton does not leave Archer alone: we have in SS-GB a fantastic gallery of powerful characters, all perfectly sculpted in their multifaceted personalities. Millett, Allan R. (March 1995). "Blood, Tears and Folly: An Objective Look at World War II". The Journal of American History. 81 (4): 1807–1808. doi: 10.2307/2081821. JSTOR 2081821.The depicted world is tremendous scary and convincing in all the three novels and I find a hard time to think that someone could dislike them.