My newest historical novel "Betrayal in Europe" is now live on Amazon. The print edition is $11.13 while the Kindle edition is $2.99. Cover notes:
Paris 1938. A countess channels money and charm to the top
circle of French politicians, both in the salons and in the bed chamber. A
baroness engages in a torrid affair with a suave German diplomat. Unknown to
both women, the diplomat is a spymaster weaving a web to make German-inspired
appeasement dominant in the French cabinet table.
As German power grows, Berlin
challenges Paris and London over sovereignty for German-speakers in
Czechoslovakia and a “free hand” in Eastern Europe to counter Russian
Bolshevism.
In Paris, the wealthy elite fear
Russian Bolsheviks more than Nazi revanchists. French industrialists and a
corrupt press champion appeasement-minded politicians. Peace at any price, they
say, as champagne glasses clink and beautiful women arrange favored
assignations.
Amidst the appeasement, an intrepid
woman diplomatic correspondent reveals sinister Nazi designs and weak and
fearful policy responses by governments in Paris and London. As the Versailles
Peace Treaty unravels in the late 1930s, resurgent German military power thirsts
for European conquest.
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