The Book Finder: One-Volume Edition of the Berlin Trilogy

by D.S. Holmes

It's Berlin, 1941, and book critic and former crime reporter, Thomas Rost, is compelled by a couple of the top Nazis in Germany to locate the missing diary of Hitler's deceased niece. The Gestapo have taken one of Rost's family members into custody, a kind of hostage to force Thomas to search for the lost book. Here's a WWII mystery/thriller told in three Into the Night and Fog, A Gypsy in Berlin, and The Christmas Trade, which form The Book Finder. When Rost rescues a beautiful young Gypsy from the secret police, he finds her a friend in his time of trial. Soon, German citizens with a connection to the missing book are murdered and it becomes clear that some in the Party don't want Geli Raubal's diary found. What explosive revelation about the Fuehrer does the lost volume contain? And how can Rost survive the attacks by his enemies while searching for it?

432 pages, Paperback

Published May 29, 2025