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Patton Mountain
Patton Mountain starts with a secret document concealed since WWII that reveals a shocking truth, that Allied Commandos had not thwarted Germany's nuclear bomb by destroying Norsk Hydro in Norway, they had only driven it underground forcing the creation of a device hundreds of times more powerful than the Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima. But only one man can stop its detonation in a major British City and the British don't trust him; he's a Nazi.
The Novel begins in the mid 1930's , the years while Nazi Germany became the most dangerous country in the World with the most vicious leaders in power. Utilizing an ultra-secret Nazi Spy Organization working in Europe and in America, deep within the Mountains of North Carolina, they began recruiting Jewish scientists from Oak Ridge Tennessee by holding their loved ones hostage in Nazi Concentration Camps; then, along with brilliant nuclear physicists in Germany they built the most dangerous weapon of mass destruction ever conceived, prior to the 1950's Cold War.
Anyone who worked on it or tried to expose its secrets was murdered and any remnants of its existence were obliterated.
The Novel begins in the mid 1930's , the years while Nazi Germany became the most dangerous country in the World with the most vicious leaders in power. Utilizing an ultra-secret Nazi Spy Organization working in Europe and in America, deep within the Mountains of North Carolina, they began recruiting Jewish scientists from Oak Ridge Tennessee by holding their loved ones hostage in Nazi Concentration Camps; then, along with brilliant nuclear physicists in Germany they built the most dangerous weapon of mass destruction ever conceived, prior to the 1950's Cold War.
Anyone who worked on it or tried to expose its secrets was murdered and any remnants of its existence were obliterated.
664 pages, Hardcover
Published October 1, 2024
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