A Stranger at Home by Denis Ratcliffe

Synopsis

A Stranger at Home by Denis Ratcliffe

An extraordinary epic about the insanity of war and the lengths men will go to for those they love, A Stranger at Home follows a member of the German SS who, through a remarkable series of events, finds himself fighting for the Russians in the hell of Stalingrad.

Brilliantly plotted and painstakingly researched, A Stranger at Home is an incredible tale of conflicting ideologies and commitments.

Denis F. Ratcliffe (- 2004) worked in the City, turning to writing after disability caused his early retirement.

Reviews of A Stranger at Home

	21 September 2010
Reviewed by customer: David Rossi
Firstly I have to point out I am not a frequent reader of fiction so my opinion is not backed up by a wealth of knowledge. Having said that after only a few pages I felt as if I was reading an autobiography and found it hard to put the book down. I thoroughly enjoyed it. David Rossi
	21 September 2010
Reviewed by customer: David Rossi
Firstly I have to point out I am not a frequent reader of fiction so my opinion is not backed up by a wealth of knowledge. Having said that after only a few pages I felt as if I was reading an autobiography and found it hard to put the book down. I thoroughly enjoyed it. David Rossi

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