Review: Imaginative History
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2013
Known as the mole within Adolf Hitler's inner circle, Martin Bormann could read the etched scribbles on the wall. He knew that Hitler's decision to invade Russia would destroy the Fatherland. Bormann, ever a cunning opportunist, creates an elaborate plan to steal fifty million in gold bars of Nazi wealth, and escape with it before Hitler's empire could fall. Already, Rudolf Hess had been revealed as a traitor. Bormann didn't care about the other confidents, he determined to save himself from the sinking ship.After enduring harrowing circumstances, Bormann and Horst Von Hellenbach, the U-Boat commander arrive inside American waters. They are off shore from a narrow strip of sand called Pea Island. This area had been nicknamed,  Torpedo Junction, where an estimated six hundred ships had been sunk.Bormann sabotaged the U-Boat and murdered her crew. His deeds were rewarded by having his throat slit by a powerful brown hand attached to a naked mahogany daughter of Poseidon.Sunday saved Hellenbach' s life. His beloved country was gone. He knew that he would probably face a firing squad or the gallows.This is the second book in the Pea Island Trilogy. In reality, this book should be read first because it sets basic foundation for Sunday's Child.