The Last Nazi

Paul Granby, a successful historical author who has carved a niche for himself as a defender of history’s outcasts, undertakes an assignment to write a book about a mysterious person whose identity will not be revealed until a subsequent face-to-face meeting. What follows is a suspenseful secret journey in Europe and a stunning confrontation with the leader of the Nazi leader in hiding and the outpouring of historical information relating to the period between 1918 and 1945 that has never before been presented in the same context and manner in published texts dealing with the Nazi regime.

A literary tour de force that employs the inherent advantages of the historical novel format to provide life and vitality to some of the history's notables in accordance with authoritative biographical data.

The interplay of fiction, fact, and theoretics, together with the selective admixture of love, passion, sorrow, and humor, will enthrall both history-buffs and avid intellectual readers.