Tom Lewis

Sons of Their Fathers (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The dramatic conclusion to the Pea Island Gold trilogy! Who are the sons of Horst von Hellenbach and Martin Bormann? What is their ultimate fate? Will the sons follow in the dangerous footsteps of their famous fathers? And what of the astonishing heroine, Sunday Everette? What role will she play in this final act of the ongoing drama that began on a lonely strip of sand on North Carolina's Outer Banks? How will her only child, a beautiful daughter named Susan, help solve the perplexing mystery of millions of dollars in stolen Nazi gold? Will Sunday's Child and the ghost of Hitler's Judas meet again? Who will win? Will any of them find love and happiness--and all that hidden treasure? How long will it take? All these questions are eventually answered in this final novel of the Pea Island Gold trilogy. Follow all the fantastic twists and incredible turns of the final installment in this book of drama, suspense, betrayal, and love. Here you will be shocked, surprised, and, finally, satisfied on all counts! Tom Lewis will take you along with the unforgettable characters in their rapid individual and collective journeys into high adventure. From the hallowed concert halls of New York City to the snow-covered Black Forest region of Germany, from the lonely out-islands of Carolina to California, from deepest depression to unlimited joy, this is a trip you will not rest from until the final, amazing resolution -- on the last page!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: McBrydePublishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juni 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780984318445
• Artikelnr.: 72340637

Autorenporträt

A Tarhell native and son of amateur musicians and writers, Tom Lewis was born in Rocky Mount, NC, graduated from New Bern High School, and was further educated in the US and Europe. Before retiring to seriously write for publication, Tom spent 38 years as a symphony orchestra conductor in Europe as well as Charoltte, NC, Roswell, NM, Rochester, MN, Tulsa, OK, and Sioux City, IA.