Lars G. Larsson

The Shadow of Eva Braun (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Lars G. Larsson 5742 Kathleen Dr. Chilliwack, B.C V2R 3Y8 Canada 604-845-5018 Synopsis The Shadow of Eva Braun A pregnant Eva Braun escapes from the Fuhrer bunker at the end of WW2. In Bavaria, she marries a wounded Wehrmacht soldier and gives birth to a son - Adolf Hitler's son. Eva and her husband are still fanatic Nazis and raise their son to be the leader of a resurrected National Socialist party. Despite their efforts, it is still too early. There are not enough real converts. When Eva finally has a grandson, she knows that the Fourth Reich will be a reality. Preparations will now start in earnest to resurrect the Nazi party. In Hamburg, Germany, Bill Nelson and his wife Marlene get possession of a document detailing how the new movement is infiltrating all levels of German society. Bill and Marlene realize that the Nazis will do anything to retrieve this document. Thus, the two try to leave Hamburg. After many close calls, the two Canadians get help from Israeli agents. Now, their friend Max Altman and his wife are on their way to Germany to help the Nelsons. The two couples make their way to Wewelsburg castle, where they hope to get answers. Instead, they told about the son of a Wehrmacht soldier who may have some information. In Kiel, they confront this man who tries to kill them. After this close call, they return to Bremen when the enemy attacks. Catching two of the Nazi assassins, they find out that Bill has a tracker and has had it since Hamburg. A call to their associates there uncovers a Nazi who has infiltrated the Israelis. Accompanied by two Mossad agents, the four Canadians set out for Stuttgart, where a massive neo-Nazi rally is taking place. In the confusion of the riot, Nazis kidnap Marlene and Sylvia. The Israelis have information that the two women are in the Berchtesgaden area. While checking out Hitler's Eagles Nest, a Nazi sympathizer tries to kill Bill. The group now focuses their attention on a mine owned by a high ranking Nazi. A set of tunnels leads Bill and Max into the main mine shaft. Here they discover that the Nazis are giving a suitcase nuke to a Middle Eastern terrorist. They also rescue their wives and escape the mine. Fortunately, the authorities capture the terrorists. This incident also causes the arrest of the principal governance of the new Nazi party. With the danger over, Bill and Marlene return to Canada, while Max and Sylvia travel to Israel. Bill finds out that Max has been kidnapped and taken to Jordan. In the coastal town of Aqaba, Bill is again the target of an assassination attack. Back in Amman, Bill teams up with two Mossad agents, Randolph and Marigold. Their first stop is the ancient city of Petra, where they narrowly avoid another attempt on their lives. They also discover that the leader of the terrorists, Achmed Sinfani, also known as Son of Jackal, has stolen three drums of Yellowcake. These are found in a small village and confiscated by the Jordanians. One of Achmed's men confesses that Max is being held captive in Amman. Bill and his companions team up with a Jordanian agent, and together they track down the safe house where Achmed is holding Max captive. A Jordanian SWAT team assists them in capturing the terrorists and freeing Max. The Son of Jackal receives a death sentence, and the two Canadian friends return to Canada. A few days later, Bill gets a call telling him that Achmed has escaped.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lars G. Larsson
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463576663
• Artikelnr.: 74352867

Autorenporträt

About the Author

Lars G. Larsson

Lars Larsson was born and raised in Sweden. There he obtained his degree in Civil Engineering. He immigrated to Canada in 1967 and worked as a Civil Engineer until he was hired by the British Columbia Institute of Technology to develop and teach a new program in Occupational Health and Safety. He worked there until he retired in 2002. He was recognized by the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals for his significant role in the pioneering of post-secondary OHS programs in Canada

As a young boy growing up in Sweden, there was no television until 1955 thus he became an avid reader at a very young age. He loved all types of books but mostly mystery thrillers. After retirement, he continued his interest in reading and started to write books. He now lives in Chilliwack, British Columbia with his wife Lynne and Miniature Schnauzer Lily.