Death occurs once or not at all. So thought Adolph Hitler in war-torn Germany. In current day Poland, a bulldozer cracks the foundation of a secret underground Nazi biochemical lab. The papers found there reveal profound anachronistic medical research. Additionally, an odd connection is found to exist with nine of the twenty-three leaning towers in present-day Europe. What was once hidden now lies uncovered, presenting a new reality that is wrapped around previously vanquished villains and secret Templar societies.

For the investigative US Army physician-scientist team of Mickey Peronne, Russell Lange, and Suzanne Coletrane, danger and intrigue hide in every leaning tower as the lines defining friends and enemies become blurred. As the world clock ticks, the race resumes between good and an old evil. Can the evil of the past be again shackled in defeat? If so, what must good sacrifice to ensure it?

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	318
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Sdp Publishing
Fecha de Publicación	2023-05-25
Dimensiones	9.21" x 6.14" x 0.67" pulgadas
Serie	The Lost Books of Benjamin
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Años 1940

Albertill, B.

B. Albertill is the author of the twelve-book historical fiction series, Lost Books of Benjamin (LBoB). Albertill is a retired US Army physician-scientist, educationalist, science researcher, historian/theologian without portfolio, and a modern-day Templar. Having served in the military from Viet Nam era (1973) to his last posting in Afghanistan (2015), he has trained in clinical, research, and operational military medicine, the field of chemical warfare, and the history of military medicine. His writing is underpinned by a worldview defined by this professional education, military training, and resulting personal experiences.Albertill writes historical fiction supported by years of travels and residence throughout Europe and the Mediterranean countries in Northern Africa and the near east. As LBoB novel protagonists Mickey Peronne, Suzanne Coletrane, Russell Lange and the numerous historical characters move throughout these regions, Albertill literarily walks shoulder-to-shoulder with them. The gift given to the reader is the robust flavor of credible historical fiction from novels penned by one who has firsthand appreciated the numerous historical settings.