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It's September 1931 and the 23-year-old niece of Adolf Hitler lies dead...
Geli Raubal has shot herself with her uncle’s gun.
The incident is an embarrassment to Nazi officials, who cover it up as best they can.
But they have left some crucial details behind.
In particular, some believe they have forgotten about the Führer’s illegitimate and unacknowledged son.
Decades later and thousands of miles away in Texas, Dan Shears is head-hunted by the CIA.
A psychiatrist by trade, Dan has exactly the skills and talents that the intelligence chiefs need, for they have a very specific job in mind for him.
Although wary at first, Dan soon moves with his young family to Washington, and the CIA sets him to work.
Despatched to Germany, Dan soon finds himself on the trail of Hitler’s legacy.
He attends a trade convention at which a would-be Soviet defector is deftly murdered, and so begins a fast-paced, adrenaline-fuelled adventure that takes Dan and his enemies to destinations throughout Cold War Europe.
In time, Dan finds himself working alongside two eccentric but efficient fellow agents and together, they seek the truth in a murky world of murderous ex-Nazis, self-serving criminals, far-right political thugs and the worst of the Soviet system.
Will Dan and his friends find what they seek?
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The Front Man is a fast-moving, action-packed tale perfect for lovers of crime and war fiction.
Praise for Maurice Sellar
“Tense and exciting” — The Irish Times
“Rough, tough yarn” — The Irish Times
“Compelling reading — couldn’t put the book down” — Hugh Williams, L.B.C. Radio
Maurice Sellar is an author, screenplay and television writer and the producer of the classic 93 episode BBC1 Best of British, narrated by Sir John Mills and the award-winning BBC1 documentary: Hitler’s Death, the Final Report which was broadcast in over fifty countries.
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- PublisherCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publication date2016
- ISBN 10 1539871835
- ISBN 13 9781539871835
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages216
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