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With no Remorse...: Stories from South Africa

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Our family certainly got its money's worth, as each in turn (having waited in line to read it) wanted to discuss it at the dinner table. Without exception, having fallen in love with Francois, they would raise the agonizing question: Why did he do that? Each came up with a different theory. My husband was led to read The Bronze Killer after reading this one. His review appears elsewhere.

From the time that I started to read "With No Remorse..." I could hardly put it down. The story of the devilish Stephanie just drew me from page to page and I could not wait to know what the outcome would be. One of my mother's dearest friends lost a Canadian Air Force son over Malta during the 1939-1945 war, so I was especially interested to learn how the islanders had also suffered during this war.

Since first reading this book, I have read all the other available titles by this author - especially "The Bronze Killer" (which featured two of the characters in this one), and "When you know that you know, that you know!" - and now, re-reading this one, I was able to enjoy it twice as much as before. I could also understand the writer's loyalty to South Africa, its Air Force, and especially 27 Squadron SAAF.

Although it is clearly fiction, and not meant to be studied as an historical treatise, it was well worth a second read.

I recommend it.