Böhmisches Blut: Historischer Kriminalroman (Bernie Gunther ermittelt 8)

The backdrop of WWII Prague adds layers of complexity and danger. I'm curious how much the historical context shaped the plot and character choices.

His decisions often seemed morally gray, which made me wonder about the real-life dilemmas people faced in such times. Was this tension intentional?

The character's inner struggles felt very authentic. I'm interested in what inspired Kerr to develop a hero with such complex ethics.