Praise for Solemn Graves
"Enthralling . . . A complex and somber look at life in the midst of war where betrayals can come from your neighbor, who may be a Nazi spy, and gunfire is constantly in the background. Benn's hallmark of meticulous research shines . . . In a series known for excellence,
Solemn Graves stands out."
--Oline Cogdill, South Florida Sun-Sentinel "A highly entertaining murder mystery, as well as eloquently reflecting on the horrors of war."
--The Lancashire Post
"The ending was a jaw dropper."
--Deadly Pleasures Magazine
"The stories are riveting, the cast of characters is incredible, and historical accuracy can be found on every page."
--Suspense Magazine
"Exceptional . . . Benn has never been better at integrating a whodunit plot line with a realistic depiction of life on or near the battlefield."
--Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
"Once again, Benn has unearthed a fascinating piece of relatively unknown WWII history and built an engaging mystery around it, combining the Ghost Army with a chilling view of the ugly reparations exacted by Resistance fighters on assumed Nazi collaborators. Liberation, Billy is shocked to learn, has its own dark side."
--Booklist
"Benn's plotting and his first-person narrative both acquire more gravitas as they continue to chart the course of World War II. His latest outing is a complex tale that hinges on a particular moment in world history he captures incisively."
--Kirkus Reviews
"The front lines of Normandy in the weeks after the invasion are the setting for this thrilling battle of wits between a dogged US investigator and cunning killer. Deft, gritty, and real as a howitzer blast."
--Andrew Gross, bestselling author of The One Man
Praise for the Billy Boyle WWII mysteries
"Spirited wartime storytelling."
--The New York Times Book Review
"A fast-paced saga set in a period when the fate of civilization still hangs in the balance."
--The Wall Street Journal
"Cleverly told . . . the book weaves fascinating military facts with obscure historical details about the islands and native life."
--The Arizona Republic
"One of Mr. Benn's best books of the series . . . A pleasure to read."
--Seattle Post-Intelligencer
"Full of action, humor and heart."
--Louise Penny