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Europe in Autumn by Dave Hutchinson (Paperback, 2014)

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Europe as we know it is gone. Devastated by a flu pandemic and crippled by economic collapse, the continent has fractured into countless tiny nations, a fragile web of shifting alliances seething with espionage and strange new technologies. In a small restaurant in Krakow, chef Rudi is drawn into a new career with Les Coureurs des Bois, a shadowy organisation that will move anything across any state line - for a price. Soon, Rudi is in a world of high-risk smuggling operations, where kidnappings and double-crosses are as natural as a map that constantly redraws itself.

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PublisherRebellion

ISBN-139781781081952

eBay Product ID (ePID)176832716

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Book TitleEurope in Autumn

AuthorDave Hutchinson

FormatPaperback

LanguageEnglish

TopicThriller, Books

Publication Year2014

Number of Pages320 Pages

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Item Height198mm

Item Width128mm

Item Weight240g

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Title_AuthorDave Hutchinson

Series TitleThe Fractured Europe Sequence

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom

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by jphjame.sd3xpm
17 Nov, 2021
A stimulating and challenging read.
Good, but a little difficult to follow. The hints toward the end of the novel re: a parallel universe in my opinion come just a little too late. The last section 'Washing the bear', about Pawel etc. was interesting but short, didn't go anywhere & seemed disconnected from the rest of the narrative. Is this novel the first of a series, the last, or is it intended to stand on its own? I enjoyed the read, but not as much as I enjoyed 'The Push', or 'The return of the incredible exploding man' by the same author. On the other hand, the author is clearly highly intelligent, and it is ,perhaps, not beyond the bounds of possibility that this one is a little 'over my head'!
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