The Architect

The Sikora Files #2

by Jack Carnegie

Eugene Kennedy has a new job. He’s to locate, capture, denounce and put to trial Nazi war criminals of the Second World War. Simple enough, one might think, but when a long-forgotten file of papers is found in the attic of a female former camp guard, the discovery of a reference to the existence of an unsigned ‘Final Order’ commanding the SS to destroy the remaining Jews in Europe leads him into the dark internet world of Neo-Nazis., the preparations made to create a Fourth Reich and a truth that shocks him and his colleagues to the core.

Genres: Historical Fiction

279 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 1, 2022

About the author

I’m a Liverpool born writer, with a story to tell, I started writing when I was very young, I used a school rough book and made stories up, penning them down and as I got older I decided to actually take it serious. I’ve a good friend who motivates me and tells me where I’m going right or wrong, a hobby I’ve had is now a physical thing. A revue is always welcome and if you leave a contact email I'll always try and get back to you it makes it all worth the effort of writing the books in the first place.
Thanks and enjoy.
Jack

Reviews

[Paul Addy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thoroughly enjoyed this book which is the sequel to the excellent Auschwitz Protocol. There’s a new member of the Nazi hunting team, a new voice in ex-NYPD cop Eugene Kennedy and plenty of intrigue as the investigations progress to an unexpected conclusion. Looking forward to another instalment.

[Debbie Trammell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

This series is priceless, so much research has gone into these books it is overwhelming. Again these books are good vs evil and in the end good will win out. There is no place for these old Nazi's except hell. If you have an interest in WW 2, holocaust and its aftermath then this series is for you. Does a war ever end? In some respects no. I highly recommend this series.

[Constance M. · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not as good as first in series.
Plural words had unnecessary apostrophe symbols and others that needed it were missing. other punctuation and grammatical errors exist. seems almost like a hurried attempt to publish.

[RAYMOND DAVIS · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very busy read.

This story is filled with ad venture, suspense and interesting items from WWII involving the treatment of Jews. Very sad reading about the murder of Jews.

[Barbara Bosher · Rating 4 out of 5]

Once again, an enjoyable read by this author.