Germany is in chaos! The Weimar Republic instituted after the Great War has made things worse with several dangerous political parties vying for control of the ineffective government. And an opportunistic man with ties to Germany's glorious past has taken it upon himself to change Germany's future.
In the thrilling sequel to Murder Made Casual, U.S. government agents Charlie Postlethwaite and Gretchen Retrum return and find themselves caught up in the chase for a stolen, secret German government document that the emerging Nazi party is desperate to obtain. A document that could prevent their ascendancy to power.
From Washington, D.C. to small towns in Wisconsin and New York, they find themselves dodging a cunning mercenary, weathering a shocking betrayal, and trying to keep their romantic relationship strong. A race across the country culminates in a thrilling ending inside a D.C. landmark.
If you like the works of Brad Meltzer, David Baldacci, and Steve Berry, you'll love the historical fiction of Murder Made Necessary! The difference? The real-life victim of murder and the known details of the crime have been woven into the plot!
