num_pages: 288
description: This nail-biting historical account of Nazi darkness looks through the eyes of Albert Speer, Hitler’s closest advisor, and a female Dutch Resistance worker who felt compelled to hide Jews in a secret room. Partnering with the Ten Boom Museum in the Netherlands, Causey spent years of meticulous research and analysis into the diaries and letters of the protagonists for biographically-rich authenticity. This stunning new moral thriller begins with a mysterious plane crash and exposes chilling secrets of the Nazi’s during the final weeks of WWII. Bestselling author Cynthia Brian calls The Lion and the Lamb “Absolutely riveting!” Suspenseful like fiction, yet all characters exist in history, their words are their own, and their actions detailed from national archives—this fast-paced narrative stands alone in a genre between biography and historical fiction. The museum director in Holland provided the foreword in English and Dutch.
language: English
title: The Lion and the Lamb
publisher: WestBowPress