"An astonishing, breathtaking tale of passion and foreboding. Andrew Nagorski's main characters—a young Nazi brownshirt who turns against Hitler, and Hitler's tormented niece -- are unforgettable. The outcome of their story makes clear that there was nothing predetermined in Hitler's rise to power. This first novel is frightening, illuminating, and brilliant."
– Pat Conroy, author of "Beach Music"
"Last Stop Vienna is a fascinating, haunting tale about the way one man can make history—or unmake it."
– Christopher Dickey, author of "Innocent Blood"
"Andrew Nagorski has written a strikingly original work of historical fiction. With a finely etched portrait of a stripped and humiliated Weimar Germany as his background, Nagorski traces the transformation of an 'ordinary' German into a Nazi brownshirt. Nagorski's portrait of the ascendant Adolf Hitler sexually preying on his own niece is chilling."
– Kati Marton, author of "Hidden Power"
"An intriguing rebellion of imagination against historical reality."
– Bernhard Schlink, author of "The Reader"