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On September 18, 1931, Hitler's niece and live-in lover Geli Raubal was found dead by gunshot would in her locked bedroom in Hitler's Munich flat. The gun was Hitler's own Walther 6.35 mm pistol. Without inquest or autopsy the death was ruled suicide and Geli's body spirited across the border for burial in a Catholic cemetery in Vienna. But suicides are forbidden Catholic burials. Nor was this the only problem. An avalanche of contradictions tumbled out of police reports. Game on. While the Weimar agents are hunting the murderer, Himmler's SS officers shoulder through the crowded streets of Oktoberfest hunting the agents. True in every detail to the facts that have emerged, the relentless hunt heats up in a crucible of unremitting tension and betrayal. Never is the protagonist, Dieter Fahrlicht, entirely free of danger. Nor is the murderer revealed until the last scene.

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Hoof's best thriller ever! - Donald E. Gastwirth, Literary Agent David Hoof is an eloquent writer, spinning his haunting tale with words that will live beyond the book itself. - Sue Ann Jaffarian, author of the Odelia Grey Mystery Series David Hoof is the work of a writer who has mastered his craft. - Rick Slone, author of Brown Shoe A Death in Munich instills fear that Hitler is around every corner, not only waiting for the spy but also the reader for daring to read this possible alternative to history. - T.L. Cooper, Author of All She Ever Wanted Taut, Tense and Thought Provoking. David L. Hoof shows us once again why he is an International Best Selling author! - Giovanni Gelato, Trestle Press David Hoof travels back to a tumultuous time when a rising Adolf Hitler was a murder suspect. This fascinating story glides believably from reality to possibility, chronicling a mystery involving not only leading Nazis but also Hitler's women, including Eva Braun and filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl. -Thomas B. Allen, Author: World War II: Encyclopedia of the War Years. www.littlegods.net

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