James PattersonThe Munich Affair (Paperback)

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Step into the dark heart of 1930s Munich in this gripping historical thriller inspired by one of the most mysterious deaths surrounding Adolf Hitler.

In 1931, Geli Raubal, Hitler’s niece, is found dead inside his Munich apartment. The official verdict is suicide, but Detective Inspector Thomas Bauer is convinced she was murdered. Before he can uncover the truth, his investigation is abruptly shut down, witnesses are silenced, and crucial evidence vanishes.

As the Nazi movement rises to power, Bauer risks everything to continue searching for answers. But some secrets are too dangerous to expose.

Decades later, historian Eleanor Robbins discovers traces of Bauer’s vanished investigation and evidence suggesting that the truth about Geli Raubal’s death was deliberately buried.

Blending historical events, mystery and suspense, this atmospheric thriller explores the lengths powerful people will go to conceal the truth—and the courage it takes to uncover it.