Felix Weber is the pseudonym of wellestablished thriller writer Gauke Andriesse. Unto Dust earned him his second Gouden Strop Award for crime fiction, having won under his own name in 2011 with De handen van Kalman Teller (The Hands of Kalman Teller). Adopting a new pen name is indicative of Andriesse’s urge to take his writing in a new direction.
(Boekerij, 2016, 351 pagina's)
The man at the heart of Felix Weber’s rich and deftly constructed historical thriller is Siem Coburg, a former Resistance fighter wrongfully accused of collaborating with the Germans in occupied Holland during World War Two. He was guilty by association, having survived the war alongside traitor Willem Ashoff, who posed as a member of the same Resistance network while using his connections to deal in contraband.
(Boekerij, 2018, 368 pagina's)
In his new thriller, Felix Weber introduces us to another troubled hero. The Second World War has left SS veteran Eden Lumas with blood on his hands, and now there’s a battle raging inside of him. He tries to make things right, to do good, but he cannot escape the stains of his past.
