Keith "Coop" Cooper's shocking decision to refuse a Pulitzer Prize and walk away from journalism soon goes out the window as he finds himself immersed in a grizzly Nazi scheme in Buenos Aires involving:

The unsolved theft of former President Juan Peron's hands. A vault with $500,000,000 in missing Nazi loot. A blood thirsty cult of pure Aryan Nazis. And a world-wide plot to launch a Fourth Reich with a an invisible secret weapon impossible to stop.

Coop embarks on a deadly quest to fi the Nazis behind the grizzly plot. Along the way he makes a devastating discovery about his own family.

Editors who compete for Keith "Coop" Cooper's investigative reporting know he can be a pain in the ass, but this is over the top: refusing a Pulitzer Prize without a word, and slipping off to Buenos Aires—a place Coop has avoided ever since his parents died there in a freak accident when he was 16. But Coop's vow to give up journalism soon goes out the window. In the BA apartment his parents left him, Coop finds notes his Times Bureau Chief father hid two days before his accident. They attribute the long unsolved break-in to Juan Perón's tomb and the theft of his hands to a sadistic Nazi cult… a secret vault with $500,000,000 in missing Nazi loot…and an imminent plot to launch a Fourth Reich with an invisible, unstoppable new weapon. Suspecting his parents were murdered, Coop embarks on a deadly quest. Along the way he parries with death time after time from sadistic Nazis and makes a devastating discovery about his parents. With a heavy heart, he finally tracks down the fiends behind their grizzly plot. But is he too late?

Ron Phillips is a Cannes Award Winning Writer-Director. He has written for major magazines including TV Guide, McCalls and Readers Digest. He is a former VP Senior Creative Director for N.W. Ayer and Campbell Ewald ad agencies. And has directed commercials for most major American advertisers. His first novel, DONNYBOY, is a heart-warming coming of age story about a withdrawn 13-year-old boy and a grieving German POW who form an unlikely friendship in a small South Dakota town as WW II comes to a close. Ron lives with his wife, Linda, and their Goldendoodle, Max, in Ojai, CA. Their four sons live in Snowmass, CO, Woodinville, WA, Los Angeles and Sandy Hook, CT.