David
An Unforgettable Journey Through Time and Intrigue
“Terminal Call” by Richard Winslow is a masterfully written espionage thriller that effortlessly weaves history and fiction, resulting in a captivating tale that had me hooked from start to finish. Set against the backdrop of the enigmatic Lake Ronkonkoma, the story begins in 1937 with the arrival of two covert Gestapo agents and fast-forwards to 1989, introducing us to Gordon and Mona, two characters whose paths cross in a whirlwind of mystery and intrigue. The narrative unravels a chilling conspiracy dating back to World War II, filled with Vatican corruption, active Gestapo agents on American soil, and bone-chilling murders. Winslow brilliantly intertwines the narratives of the past and the present, culminating in a suspenseful ‘Terminal Call’ that threatens to wreak havoc on the City of New York.
The novel’s strength lies in Winslow’s ability to paint vivid pictures with his words, creating an atmospheric setting that adds to the book’s allure. The characters are well-developed and relatable, which kept me invested in their journey throughout. Furthermore, the blend of historical facts, like the existence of a Nazi training camp on American soil, adds a layer of realism that makes the story even more compelling. The author’s engaging writing style makes complex historical contexts accessible and intriguing, creating multiple storylines that made this book impossible to put down. Overall, “Terminal Call” is a riveting read that offers a unique blend of history and thriller, making it a must-read for any fan of the genre. Five stars for this captivating and thought-provoking novel!
Fred Moss
Intriguing Story about espionage taking place on a once sleepy village on Long Island
The author had me from the first 30 pages. His formation of the characters and detailed descriptions pulled me in even deeper. He brought the sleepy town of Lake Ronkonkoma to life. I was unable to put it down.
Carol a. Travis
Very visual
Reads as if one is watching a fast-paced movie. An older man returns to the scene of a murder he committed decades before and in so doing exposes even more serious secrets hidden in one lakeside community. Recommended reading for action and plot surprises.
Doc
A fictional novel interlaced with historical truths!
This novel is simply fascinating, captivating and entertaining.
The set and characters feel so real that one feels apart of the
story. A brilliant masterpiece.
Chuck
Must read
Definitely a page turner. Can hardly wait for the movie
Jessica Scott
Terminal Call seamlessly blends the complexities of love and espionage, creating a rich narrative expanding from World War II to the late 20th century. The torrid relationship between Gordon and Mona adds a layer of emotion to the riveting mystery of German naval operations on American soil.
Daniel Freeman
Richard’s book is a masterpiece that effortlessly combines elements of historical fiction, espionage, and romance. The unexpected twists and turns keep the reader engaged, and the character development adds depth to the narrative.
Emily Abbot
This book is a heart-pounding race against time as Mona and Gordon uncover a conspiracy that stretches from Nazi operations to corruption within the Vatican. The pace is relentless, and the stakes are high, keeping readers hooked till the end.
William
This book unfolds as a literary puzzle across decades and continents. Richard’s meticulous research shines through as characters unravel the secrets of Lake Ronkonkoma, exposing a conspiracy that transcends time. It is a compelling read not only for history enthusiasts but also for fans of espionage.
Fred Albert
With every chapter, “Terminal Call ” peels back layers of secrets, revealing a tapestry of historical events and clandestine operations. The attention to detail and the gradual revelation of the interconnected mysteries make this novel a true page-turner.
Sarah White
This novel masterfully blends a torrid love affair with the dark undercurrents of wartime espionage. The connection between Gordon and Mona, set against the backdrop of a Nazi conspiracy, adds a poignant and personal touch to the intricate plot, making “Echoes of Deception” a standout in the genre.
Rachel Peterson
Richard’s book isn’t just a thrilling tale of espionage; it’s a thought-provoking exploration of the far-reaching consequences of war and conspiracy. The intense climax, centered around the Enigma Machine, delivers a powerful impact long after the last page.
Veronica Barnes
Terminal Call seamlessly transitions between small-town America and the heart of Vatican City, creating an expansive and intimate narrative. The global scope of the conspiracy adds an extra layer of intrigue, making this novel a standout in the genre.
Paula Truman
Richard Winslow’s “Terminal Call” is a skillfully crafted espionage thriller that seamlessly blends historical facts with fiction, creating an enthralling narrative that kept me engrossed from beginning to end.
Isaac Wilson
A captivating fusion of historical enigma and contemporary espionage, Richard’s ‘Terminal Call’ intricately weaves a tapestry of concealed truths, love, and betrayal. The seamless shift between World War II and the late ’80s ensures an immersive journey that keeps readers on the edge.
