QB VII
QB VII
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1982
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
London, England • 1960s
1982
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
QB VII by Leon Uris follows a British court case where Dr. Adam Kelno sues author Abraham Cady for libel after Cady names Kelno as a participant in Nazi war crimes in his book. The story delves into themes of justice, truth, and the moral complexities of history.
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Review Roundup
Leon Uris's Qb Vii skillfully intertwines courtroom drama with historical reflection, exploring profound moral and ethical dilemmas. Readers praise its compelling narrative and intense character development. However, some critique it as occasionally melodramatic and overly ambitious. Overall, it's an engaging and thought-provoking read that prompts deep contemplation.
Who Should Read QB VII?
Readers who appreciate intense court dramas, ethical dilemmas, and historical complexities will find QB VII by Leon Uris compelling. Fans of works like The Reader by Bernhard Schlink and The Trial by Franz Kafka will enjoy Uris's nuanced exploration of justice and morality against a post-Holocaust backdrop.
30,618 ratings
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Novel • Fiction
London, England • 1960s
1982
Adult
18+ years
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