Synopsis "The Nazi's Engineer (in English)"
"James Acton: A little bit of Jack Bauer and Indiana Jones!"FROM USA TODAY & MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR J. ROBERT KENNEDYONE OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR'S MOST ENDURING MYSTERIES IS ABOUT TO BE SOLVED.BUT AT WHAT COST?Nazi Germany. 1945. When Detective Inspector Wolfgang Vogel is approached by his distraught neighbor, begging him to find her missing husband, he is quickly drawn into a case the Gestapo and SS are determined he never solve, putting his own life, and that of his family, at risk.And over 70 years later, Archaeology Professor James Acton and his wife discover the horrifying reason behind what turns out to be far more than a simple missing persons case, the revelation thrusting them into the middle of something much bigger than they could have ever imagined.A discovery worth unfathomable millions.And like the Nazis, there are those today who will stop at nothing to possess what they have found.From USA Today and million-copy bestselling author J. Robert Kennedy comes The Nazi's Engineer, the latest installment in the action-packed globe-spanning James Acton Thrillers series, certain to leave you breathless. If you enjoy fast-paced adventures in the style of Dan Brown, Clive Cussler, and James Rollins, then you'll love this taut tale of archaeological intrigue.Get The Nazi's Engineer now, and discover the solution to one of archaeology's most enduring mysteries!About the James Acton Thrillers: ★★★★★ "James Acton: A little bit of Jack Bauer and Indiana Jones!"Though this book is part of the James Acton Thrillers series, it is written as a standalone novel and can be enjoyed without having read any other installments.★★★★★ "Non-stop action that is impossible to put down."The James Acton Thrillers series and its spin-offs, the Special Agent Dylan Kane Thrillers and the Delta Force Unleashed Thrillers, span over 50 novels and have sold over one million copies. If you love non-stop action and intrigue with a healthy dose of humor, try James Acton today!★★★★★ "A great blend of history and current headlines."
