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(ger) Alfred Bekker benutzt neben seinem eigenen Namen mehrere Pseudonyme u.a. Brian Carisi, Neal Chadwick, John Devlin, Sidney Gardner, Jonas Herlin, Henry Rohmer.
Zusammen mit seiner Frau, Silke Bekker, veröffentlicht er Bücher unter dem Namen Conny Walden.

Series

Works by Alfred Bekker

Das Reich der Elben 01 (2007) 6 copies
Ragnar, der Wikinger 01 (2008) 4 copies
Der geheimnisvolle Mönch (2012) 4 copies
Leonardos Drachen (2012) 4 copies
Die Könige der Elben (2007) 4 copies
Der Teufel von Münster (2012) 3 copies
Drachenkinder (2013) 3 copies
Das Tor zur Hölle (2007) 2 copies
Drachenerde Trilogie (2012) 2 copies
Der Vergessene 2 copies
XXL Krimi Sammelband 001 (2019) 2 copies
Die Begegnung 2 copies
Elben, Die 1 copy
Alexander 1 copy
Msssarrr ! 1 copy
Axtkrieger (2002) 1 copy
Fluch der Meere (2011) 1 copy
Die Bestie: Thriller (2013) 1 copy

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Birthdate
1964-09-27
Gender
male
Relationships
Bekker, Silke (Frau)
Disambiguation notice
Alfred Bekker benutzt neben seinem eigenen Namen mehrere Pseudonyme u.a. Brian Carisi, Neal Chadwick, John Devlin, Sidney Gardner, Jonas Herlin, Henry Rohmer.
Zusammen mit seiner Frau, Silke Bekker, veröffentlicht er Bücher unter dem Namen Conny Walden.

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This is an English translation (apparently the only one) of one entry in Alfred Bekker's German occult detective thriller series about a female descendant of Bram Stoker's famous vampire hunter Abraham van Helsing. I do not know much about this series; apparently it is not a very long series as German occult detective series go (e.g. compared to John Sinclair or Larry Brent) and a bit more low key, but yet one with several entries.

The translation is obviously hastily done and has some obvious errors. E.g. the German pronoun "Sie" can stand for either the third person plural or the second person plural or the second person singular polite. In some cases the translator has chosen to translate it "They" when "You" would clearly better fit the intended reading. Neverthelesss the translation is almost always comprehensible and often fluent.

The story was entertaining but nothing special. The ending was a bit anticlimactic, almost a cop-out, with the most interesting plot threads left unresolved (unless of course they are returned to in later entries in the series, but this seems unlikely, as the entries seem to be mostly self-contained).
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Mika_Oksanen | Nov 16, 2020 |
A way to tell children part of the story of Martin Luther. I'm not quite sure what Hans Sachs is doing in the book.
 
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MarthaJeanne | Jul 20, 2015 |

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