Stealing Eyes - Martha Melahn, Melahn
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It's 1945 and James May has returned to Germany as a U.S. Army officer assigned to catalogue the cache of stolen art in Hitler's Berchtesgaden retreat, the Eagle's Nest. As he enters the fortress, little does he know he will encounter the love of his prewar days as an architectural exchange student in Berlin. Alas, Inge is there anticipating her marriage to Baron Kurt Montag, a German officer severely crippled on the Eastern Front. Can Inge and James begin anew as they left off years before drinking Berliner WeiBe on the Kurfürsterdamm and so recklessly in love? Or is she destined to become Montag's Baroness?…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
It's 1945 and James May has returned to Germany as a U.S. Army officer assigned to catalogue the cache of stolen art in Hitler's Berchtesgaden retreat, the Eagle's Nest. As he enters the fortress, little does he know he will encounter the love of his prewar days as an architectural exchange student in Berlin. Alas, Inge is there anticipating her marriage to Baron Kurt Montag, a German officer severely crippled on the Eastern Front. Can Inge and James begin anew as they left off years before drinking Berliner WeiBe on the Kurfürsterdamm and so recklessly in love? Or is she destined to become Montag's Baroness?
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Autorenporträt
Martha Melahn is a world traveler, fluent in four languages. Having traveled and spent over two decades abroad, Melahn now resides in South Florida. She began her professional writing career in the early 1960's as a reporter in Germany for United Press (precursor to U.P.I.) and the American newspaper, The Overseas Weekly. Currently, she writes for local newspapers as a contributor to The Miami Herald, Miami Magazine, and The Coconut Grover (where she penned "The Gardening Corner" and a cooking column). Stealing Eyes is Melahn's extensively researched fictional novel. It follows Wave of Destiny, Encounter with Destiny and Legendary Dining. Melahn writes within romantic themes, based on historical events. She is the daughter of Dr. John Clayton Gifford, famed botanist, noted writer and Florida pioneer, for whom the Gifford Arboretum at the University of Miami is named. Melahn was formerly married to architect Alfred Browning Parker, and European expatriate entrepreneur, Harold Melahn. She is the mother of six children.