The Descendant

by Christian Mark

Will the Fourth Reich Rise? Only Two Men Can Stop It...It's a tumultuous time in the 1980s. After invading the Middle East to take over its oil reserves, The United States and Russia adhere to a fragile truce, but nuclear war could break out at any moment. From the shadows of Argentina a plan created in secret at the end of World war II, and kept hidden for forty years comes to fruition, and a terrible catastrophe occurs. Saul and Simon have dedicated their lives to hunting down escaped Nazis. Now information has fallen into their hands that points to a stunning conspiracy. They travel to Berlin, searching for information that will tell them if it is true that Martin Bormann, Hitler's closest advisor, somehow escaped death at the end of the war. As a recovering world looks to Germany for leadership, all is not as it seems, and the men must reveal the truth before a terrifying new leader can rise.

107 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 24, 2019

About the author

Christian grew up in a suburb of Boston and now resides in southern Maine. He is a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston and worked in the life insurance industry for over 40 years. Christian has a lifelong love of reading and writing. All of the author's royalties for both of his books are donated to charities that are based on the theme of the books.

Reviews

[Ron Owens · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was not sure if this book would be for me. I was wrong, this book is well written and kept my interest throughout the entire book. It gives you many things to think of what this world could be in the future. Are we prepared?

I highly recommend this book!

[Doreen Whittaker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well written and definitely kept my interest.

Well done! Highly recommended!!

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not a fan of war related books, but this book was intriguing and definitely kept my interest until the end. It followed post WWll through 1985 with the German officers and Jewish survivors. I didn’t want it to end as the author leaves the book hanging. Worth reading.