
The Ministry of Fear
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Narrated by:
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Martyn Swain
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By:
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Graham Greene
In London during the Blitz, an amnesiac must outwit a twisted Nazi plot in this "master thriller" of espionage, murder, and deception (Time).
On a peaceful Sunday afternoon, Arthur Rowe comes upon a charity fete in the gardens of a Cambridgeshire vicarage where he wins a game of chance. If only this were an ordinary day. Britain is under threat by Germany, and the air raid sirens that bring the bazaar to a halt expose Rowe as no ordinary man. Recently released from a psychiatric prison for the mercy killing of his wife, he is burdened by guilt, and now, in possession of a seemingly innocuous prize, on the run from a nest of Nazi spies who want him dead.
Pursued on a dark odyssey through the bombed-out streets of London, he becomes enmeshed in a tangle of secrets that reach into the dark recesses of his own forgotten past. And there isn't a soul he can trust, not even himself. Because Arthur Rowe doesn't even know who he really is.
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The novel is one of Graham Greene’s more enigmatic ones. It is not a tight thriller, nor does it have the intense religiosity of some of his books. Apart from that it is very much his style and sensibility, and I liked it a lot.
The reader is good, but he leans too much into the German accents of characters who are supposed to have very mild accents, almost undetectable.
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