Frozen Trust
A Novel of Espionage and Romance
Mystery & Suspense, Espionage, Romance, Historical, Romantic Suspense
| Author: | Rae Richen | ISBN: | 9781943640041 |
| Publisher: | Sharon Rae Richen | Publication: | August 20, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Sharon Rae Richen | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rae Richen |
| ISBN: | 9781943640041 |
| Publisher: | Sharon Rae Richen |
| Publication: | August 20, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Sharon Rae Richen |
| Language: | English |
During World War Two, Nazi Spies and Fifth Columnists attempted to sabotage war readiness at ship yards and in military bases. Nazi spies also used rumor and public media to set citizen against citizen and set off racial riots in many cities, all in an attempt to create turmoil and destroy United States effectiveness in fighting against German agression against allies in Europe.
General Arthur Atweiler secretly led Allied Army investigations into these spy efforts, while leading the Tenth Division Mountaineers during their move from Mount Rainier to safer quarters in Colorado.
In 1942, the general's daughter, 24-year-old Laura Atweiler, climbs Longs Peak in Colorado in an effort to discover why her father has missed two meetings and his camp cannot be raised by radio. Laura discovers her dying father, tortured because of his secret role in Allied Army Intelligence. His last words implicate trusted staff in his murder. Laura can trust no one as she searches for his killer, especially not her shadow, Central Office of Intelligence agent, Ian McKay.
During World War Two, Nazi Spies and Fifth Columnists attempted to sabotage war readiness at ship yards and in military bases. Nazi spies also used rumor and public media to set citizen against citizen and set off racial riots in many cities, all in an attempt to create turmoil and destroy United States effectiveness in fighting against German agression against allies in Europe.
General Arthur Atweiler secretly led Allied Army investigations into these spy efforts, while leading the Tenth Division Mountaineers during their move from Mount Rainier to safer quarters in Colorado.
In 1942, the general's daughter, 24-year-old Laura Atweiler, climbs Longs Peak in Colorado in an effort to discover why her father has missed two meetings and his camp cannot be raised by radio. Laura discovers her dying father, tortured because of his secret role in Allied Army Intelligence. His last words implicate trusted staff in his murder. Laura can trust no one as she searches for his killer, especially not her shadow, Central Office of Intelligence agent, Ian McKay.
During World War Two, Nazi Spies and Fifth Columnists attempted to sabotage war readiness at ship yards and in military bases. Nazi spies also used rumor and public media to set citizen against citizen and set off racial riots in many cities, all in an attempt to create turmoil and destroy United States effectiveness in fighting against German agression against allies in Europe.
General Arthur Atweiler secretly led Allied Army investigations into these spy efforts, while leading the Tenth Division Mountaineers during their move from Mount Rainier to safer quarters in Colorado.
In 1942, the general's daughter, 24-year-old Laura Atweiler, climbs Longs Peak in Colorado in an effort to discover why her father has missed two meetings and his camp cannot be raised by radio. Laura discovers her dying father, tortured because of his secret role in Allied Army Intelligence. His last words implicate trusted staff in his murder. Laura can trust no one as she searches for his killer, especially not her shadow, Central Office of Intelligence agent, Ian McKay.
During World War Two, Nazi Spies and Fifth Columnists attempted to sabotage war readiness at ship yards and in military bases. Nazi spies also used rumor and public media to set citizen against citizen and set off racial riots in many cities, all in an attempt to create turmoil and destroy United States effectiveness in fighting against German agression against allies in Europe.
General Arthur Atweiler secretly led Allied Army investigations into these spy efforts, while leading the Tenth Division Mountaineers during their move from Mount Rainier to safer quarters in Colorado.
In 1942, the general's daughter, 24-year-old Laura Atweiler, climbs Longs Peak in Colorado in an effort to discover why her father has missed two meetings and his camp cannot be raised by radio. Laura discovers her dying father, tortured because of his secret role in Allied Army Intelligence. His last words implicate trusted staff in his murder. Laura can trust no one as she searches for his killer, especially not her shadow, Central Office of Intelligence agent, Ian McKay.
