Night of Broken Souls by Thomas F. Monteleone

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Nichols turns out to be harboring the soul of Hirsh Dukor, a blood-mad Jew who became the right-hand assistant of Dr. Isabella Mussina, who induces past-life recall through hypnosis. Once recovered by the Agency, Nichols is placed under the care of Dr.

Like most of the other victims, Harford Nichols, the CIA assassin, has been experiencing blackouts and waking up in far-distant places, having assassinated people completely unknown to him. vu about Sophie's Choice and Schindler's List, his standard ploy of introducing the CIA as the villain midway need not be feared: The story's main antagonist, a CIA hit man, is introduced right at the start. While Monteleone's sketches of that death camp will give many readers their own d‚j. These terrified people, it seems, have been invaded by the reincarnated souls of Nazi death camp victims, reliving the childhoods of Polish or Czech victims, their arrests, deportation to Auschwitz, and eventual gassing. Many psychiatrists have noticed a similarity in the nightmares of their patients. Monteleone's 21st supernatural suspenser (The Resurrectionist, 1995, etc.) is his best-plotted and most effective in several years.

Night of Broken Souls by Thomas F. Monteleone