Bavarian Mist

Nick Squires

Longline: In the final days of World War II, an American Army Captain hunting Nazi child soldiers through the ruins of Berlin discovers that the true enemy is not the monsters he hunts—but the one awakening within.

The violence in Bavarian Mist is not a descent into hell. It is not a fall into external evil. It is a descent into the self—a revelation that human nature, stripped of civilization's veneer, is preternaturally ruthless.