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The world is about to change, and one man holds the fuse ... The Last Saboteur
SAN DIEGO - Californer -- Award-winning author Martin Roy Hill's latest WWII espionage thriller, The Last Saboteur, has been published by 32-32 North.
Germany, 1944.
The Nazi empire is nearly finished. The Allies push closer to the Fatherland each day. Berlin lays in smoldering ruins. Still, the Germans continue to fight, hoping for a chance at a negotiated peace.
But now the chief of German foreign intelligence has learned the Allies are working on a new weapon so powerful, it would leave the Nazis with no choice but to unconditionally surrender.
Only one agent stands in the way of the Allies building their weapon. He is the only man capable of carrying out an audacious mission to sabotage the Allies' "wunderwaffe" program from within. Disguised as a British agent, he will infiltrate the United States and attack the project's only vulnerability—its director, Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer.
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He is Germany's last chance.
He is ... The Last Saboteur.
Thriller Magazine calls The Last Saboteur, "A sharp, suspenseful, and historically grounded spy thriller with a compelling central impostor plot, strong atmosphere, and a morally conflicted antihero who lingers after the final page. Perfect for readers who like their WWII thrillers intelligent, layered, and character-driven."
Readers' Favorite said, "Fans of Alan Furst will find Hill is equally talented at blending historical espionage with detailed settings and complex characters."
Hill, a former journalist and military analyst, is the author of thirteen novels and one book on military history. They include two national award-winning series, the Peter Brandt mysteries, and the Linus Schag, NCIS, thrillers. The Last Saboteur is available in paperback and e-book from most major book retailers. An audiobook is currently in production.
Requests for review copies or an interview with the author can be sent to the contact email below. More information on 32-32 North can be found at https://www.3232northpublishing.com/.
Germany, 1944.
The Nazi empire is nearly finished. The Allies push closer to the Fatherland each day. Berlin lays in smoldering ruins. Still, the Germans continue to fight, hoping for a chance at a negotiated peace.
But now the chief of German foreign intelligence has learned the Allies are working on a new weapon so powerful, it would leave the Nazis with no choice but to unconditionally surrender.
Only one agent stands in the way of the Allies building their weapon. He is the only man capable of carrying out an audacious mission to sabotage the Allies' "wunderwaffe" program from within. Disguised as a British agent, he will infiltrate the United States and attack the project's only vulnerability—its director, Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer.
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He is Germany's last chance.
He is ... The Last Saboteur.
Thriller Magazine calls The Last Saboteur, "A sharp, suspenseful, and historically grounded spy thriller with a compelling central impostor plot, strong atmosphere, and a morally conflicted antihero who lingers after the final page. Perfect for readers who like their WWII thrillers intelligent, layered, and character-driven."
Readers' Favorite said, "Fans of Alan Furst will find Hill is equally talented at blending historical espionage with detailed settings and complex characters."
Hill, a former journalist and military analyst, is the author of thirteen novels and one book on military history. They include two national award-winning series, the Peter Brandt mysteries, and the Linus Schag, NCIS, thrillers. The Last Saboteur is available in paperback and e-book from most major book retailers. An audiobook is currently in production.
Requests for review copies or an interview with the author can be sent to the contact email below. More information on 32-32 North can be found at https://www.3232northpublishing.com/.
Source: 32-32 North
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