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Resolution: The secrets between Hitler and his English girl could bring modern Europe to its knees. The race is on to discover the truth

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Written during a background of the growth in populism and the far right, this roller-coaster of a novel will intrigue lovers of Robert Harris, Ken Follett and Dan Brown.In 1938, young English socialite Liberty Barnham heads to Munich to attend finishing school. Through the pages of her private diary she records her entrance into German high-society. Liberty's appealing mix of naivety and spirit sees her caught up in a whirl of social events, weekend retreats and political rallies, becoming close to Hitler and his inner circle.

Through her eyes we see how Hitler becomes increasingly powerful and how his charisma enabled him to lead his nation to war.

So who is the woman, broken of spirit, mourning the loss of a child, and feeling utterly betrayed by her lover? 

In present day London, ex-journalist Tom McCartney acts as political advisor to ambitious Foreign Secretary Charlie Pembroke, who would do anything to become Prime Minister - including making a pact with the right-wing German Chancellor.

Amid a toxic political environment of distrust, misinformation, and back-stabbing, McCartney begins to unwrap a mystery. His investigations take him to Berlin and Paris, and into a battle against time to break the code that unlocks the past. Can he discover how the Foreign Secretary is connected to the long-dead Liberty before it is too late?

240 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 9, 2020

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A smart, fast paced historical thriller that connects pre war Germany to modern European politics with real tension. The diary framing works especially well, and the political stakes feel timely without overpowering the story.
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