Private Berlin (Private, 5) (edition 2013)

by James Patterson (Author), Mark Sullivan (Author)

Series: Private (5)

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The Berlin office of the world's most renowned investigation firm looks into the disappearance of an agent, Chris Schneider, whose last case involved an unfaithful billionaire, a cheating soccer player and a seedy nightclub owner.

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Title:	Private Berlin (Private, 5)
Authors:	James Patterson (Author)
Other authors:	Mark Sullivan (Author)
Info:	Little, Brown and Company (2013), Edition: 1, 448 pages
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BooksInMirror | Feb 19, 2024 |

A group of 6 children whose parents are tortured in front of them to reveal relatives loyalties to the Soviet system are rescued only to find out the touturer is after them in adult life.
The touturer has had many face changes, is excellent in discuse and has money. So why take the risk of this path of killing and mayhem??????? (

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BryceV | Jan 24, 2023 |

Good typical read. 68 (

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DannyKeep | Nov 26, 2021 |

I love this series because Private has offices all over the world and we get to visit them as the stories unravel. This one is a dark story. The heaviness that the people of Berlin carry in their hearts has to, of course, affect them in their daily lives. You can feel it and often see it in this story. Sad, but triumphant and a feeling that there will be another day... (

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whybehave2002 | Apr 12, 2020 |

I have enjoyed the Private Series. This one is a little different in that it is one of their own who is killed and they have to solve the mystery. An engrossing read, I had to finish it. (

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Carlathelibrarian | Feb 5, 2019 |

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
James Patterson	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Sullivan, Mark	—	main author	all editions	confirmed
Fliakos, Ari	Narrator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed
LaVoy, January	Narrator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Private Berlin

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2013-01-21

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Berlin, Germany

Tyrol, Austria

Frankfurt, Germany

Tegal International Airport

Hertha Berlin Sport Club

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For the thousands who tried to escape over the wall, and the hundreds that died in the attempt.

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At ten o'clock on a moonless September evening, Chris Schneider slipped toward a long-abandoned building on the outskirts of Berlin, his mind whirling with dark images and old vows.

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The Berlin office of the world's most renowned investigation firm looks into the disappearance of an agent, Chris Schneider, whose last case involved an unfaithful billionaire, a cheating soccer player and a seedy nightclub owner.

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