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Book details

Genre:FICTION
SubGenre:Romance / Suspense
Language:English
Series title:Their Last Secret
Series Number:1
Pages:179
eBook ISBN:9781626757455

Their Last Secret

Declassified

by Carl Hansen

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Overview

Late Fall--Present Day. In the safe of an aged billionaire, seventy-year-old documents containing results of biological secrets from the last days of Ravensbruk and the Nazi Regime are found in an old briefcase that once belonged to General Keitel of the Nazi High Command. Coincidentally the same day in Maryland, newly declassified WW II documents are released to the Freedom of Information Act website obeying a Presidential mandate to declassify old documents. A flight manifest for General Eisenhower from 8 May 1945 shows his plane carried two extra people. Insignificant to most, highly significant to one. A manhunt is instantly set in motion.

Description

Book One: Declassified. In this highly researched docu-drama action thriller, readers will discover we are never finished with the buried secrets of WW II. "Why didn't General Eisenhower sign the German surrender on 7 May 1945, even though he was in the building?" Two people were appealing to General Eisenhower in the French schoolhouse in Reim. Remarkable documents in a stolen Nazi General's briefcase convinced Ike to give these defectors asylum. When the briefcase is discovered disturbed seventy years later, a grandfather tries to kill his grand-daughter. Metaphor, the protection network of retired intelligence officers fails in their protection mission. The dual manhunt is on. Who will reach their objective first? The hunted or the hunter?

About the author

Former screenwriter jumps into the world of romantic suspense/ thriller fiction and great female protagonists.

eBook - $4.99 (AZW, EPub, PDF)

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