The List: A Novel

The List: A Novel

by Martin Fletcher

Narrated by David Thorn

Unabridged — 14 hours, 1 minutes

The List: A Novel

The List: A Novel

by Martin Fletcher

Narrated by David Thorn

Unabridged — 14 hours, 1 minutes

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Overview

A stunning novel about the plight of Jews in London and Palestine in the years directly following World War II, by NBC Special Correspondent Martin Fletcher.

Winner of a Jewish National Book Award for his previous book, Walking Israel, NBC Special Correspondent Martin Fletcher uses meticulous research and his own familys history in this stunning novel.

Dramatizing explosive events in London and Palestine in the years directly following World War II, The List follows the lives of Edith and Georg, Austrian refugees who are expecting their first baby in a world unfriendly to Jews. Anti-Semitism sweeps across the streets of London even as the world learns of the atrocities of the Holocaust. As Edith and Georg desperately search for surviving family members, they struggle to stay afloat in a world riddled with terrorism, assassination attempts, and fear.


Editorial Reviews

FEBRUARY 2012 - AudioFile

From the outset, THE LIST is a compelling novel that springs to life with David Thorn’s superb performance. Written by NBC News correspondent Martin Fletcher, the book focuses on Austrian WWII survivors Edith and Georg; their cousin, Anna; and their search for surviving family members in a world of anti-Semitism. Fletcher’s prose is gripping, and Thorn’s use of accents and inflections helps drive the story and gives the listener a highly engaged feeling of intimacy with the characters. But in the end, the book, based in London and Palestine, succeeds because of Thorn’s mastery of Fletcher’s commanding prose, which vividly brings to life every scene, focusing not only on postwar life but also on the efforts to create a Jewish state in the Middle East. D.J.S. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine

From the Publisher

An elegantly written and evocative story of Holocaust survivors . . . Inspiring.” —Tom Brokaw

“Should be required reading.” —Kirkus Reviews

“A touching story that brings a little-known aspect of Jewish history to life.” —Booklist

“Will haunt and inspire you long after you turn the final page.” —Daniel Silva, author of Portrait of a Spy

“Extraordinary – both spellbinding and heartbreaking, with brilliantly rendered characters and a breathtaking conclusion.” —Andrea Mitchell, NBC News

“Extraordinary – a page turning thriller that pulls you in and won't let go.” —Jonathan Wilson, author of A Palestine Affair

“Martin Fletcher is more than the consummate journalist. He is a master storyteller.” —David Gregory, Moderator, "Meet the Press,” on Walking Israel

“A page-turner and a marvelous read.” —Connie Chung on Breaking News

“Fletcher's intense tale reads more like a thriller than a memoir.” —Entertainment Weekly (A- review) on Breaking News

“For decades Martin Fletcher has been the gold standard of television war correspondents, and his new book is a real-life, cross-continent adventure story.... It's a great and moving read.” —Anderson Cooper on Breaking News

FEBRUARY 2012 - AudioFile

From the outset, THE LIST is a compelling novel that springs to life with David Thorn’s superb performance. Written by NBC News correspondent Martin Fletcher, the book focuses on Austrian WWII survivors Edith and Georg; their cousin, Anna; and their search for surviving family members in a world of anti-Semitism. Fletcher’s prose is gripping, and Thorn’s use of accents and inflections helps drive the story and gives the listener a highly engaged feeling of intimacy with the characters. But in the end, the book, based in London and Palestine, succeeds because of Thorn’s mastery of Fletcher’s commanding prose, which vividly brings to life every scene, focusing not only on postwar life but also on the efforts to create a Jewish state in the Middle East. D.J.S. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine

Product Details

BN ID: 2940171735562
Publisher: HighBridge Company
Publication date: 11/15/2011
Edition description: Unabridged
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