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While diving into a derelict German U‑boat off Florida, Navy Special Warfare officer Matt Berkeley finds a decades‑old document that points him to the German National Archives and a widowed woman haunted by her Auschwitz memories. The trail leads to a buried secret that threatens to disgrace the Catholic Church. As Berkeley advances, he encounters a web of lies, betrayal and a single gold ingot marked with a sinister symbol. His investigation turns into a suspenseful thriller full of twists, espionage and the lingering shadows of World War II.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Suspense/Action Suspense
Authors: William Kerr
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