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In Paris, an American doctor discovers the man responsible for his father's murder and attempts to kill him. His actions trigger a whirlwind of international intrigue as he learns that the plot is orchestrated by surviving Nazis determined to seize control of the world. The story blends suspense, psychological tension, and espionage to explore the lingering shadows of history and the danger of covert power.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Thriller/Psychological Thriller
Authors: Allan Folsom
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