夜と霧の盟約

Hard to keep track of good guys vs bad guys until near the end. The heroes made tòo many miraculous escapes to be credible. But entertaining,

little slow at times--somewhat confusing but predictable ending--later works much better

Was shocked to see old characters. I suggest reading "Fraternity of the Stone" and "Brotherhood of the Rose" first.

A good sequel to both of the previous books.

I read this in 2016 and the book was probably written in the 1980's. No cellphones to get people out of trouble, and when a terrorist was described as having a mouth full of $300 crowns, I knew the book was likely 30 years old or so.
But still an enjoyable read featuring former German SS officers disappearing, a sinister plot involving the Vatican and a secret order of priests who assasinate.
Far-fetched but fun and with a good deal of twists along the way.
Highly recomended for thriller lovers - written by the creator of Rambo.

This is a complex plot, very well written by David Morrell. I first read this many years ago and still remember how compelling the story was. It is written after Mr Morrell had matured as a writer, and reflects his far more complex writing style of that time.

Great read!

Great read!

Great squeal to The Brother Hood of the Rose and the Fraternity of the Stone.

Good historical and accurate story of Germany in second world war. I enjoyed it a lot.

I was drawn to this book by its title and cover art, but the storyline kept me riveted to the very end. I felt as if I knew these characters, and it turns out I did know them from two prior books (The Brotherhood of the Rose, and The Fraternity of the Stone) which I had read over 30 years ago! Night & Fog completes a trilogy, but in this edition, the author has also provided an addendum that ties up all the loose ends left when he made a personal decision not to write a fourth book, so I'm glad I didn't read it until now. If you like mystery, conspiracy, and covert operations, you'll love this book!

Exciting story! The Night & Fog was a Nazi tactic used to punish people who rebelled. They would kidnap folks and their families would NEVER hear what became of them. It was a very good terror tactic. Now many prominent men are missing with no apparent ties. Their children start searching for their missing fathers. The reader is trailing along with the searchers looking for clues as to who took these men and how are they tied to other missing men. Several stories come together eventually. I enjoyed the ride very much. This was not book 1 of the series (which I didn't know) but it was fine as a stand alone.

Very intriguing. A good read!

Not really up to Murrell standards

Good read.

It was a great story that kept you in suspense from start to finish.

Love this author!!!!

This book was GREAT!!! Second time reading it and it was just as un-put-downable as the first time I read it years ago. Highly recommend this book.

It is exactly what it said it was

A great ending to Morrell's loose trilogy. I love the characters created in The Brotherhood of the Rose and The Fraternity of the Stone. It was great to bring them all together for The League of Night and Fog. Very well written and suspenseful. Kept me turning the pages.