The Changeling of the Third Reich · Book III: Hitler's Orphans
Is Anything Stronger Than the Bond Between Parent and Child?
It's the summer of 1969. After having visited the country that once held her hostage in three concentration camps as it stole everything and everyone she loved, Dr. Bridget Castle has finally made peace with her past. However, things take a drastic turn when a family friend claims to have spotted a woman who was killed in a Blitz attack, and questions arise about the prospect of the deceased natural daughter of Bridget's adopted parents possibly being alive.
To get to the bottom of things, the Nazi who raised Bridget’s brother offers to fund an intense investigation and promises to leave no stone unturned. But as the investigator uncovers clues in the present, remnants of the past taunt Bridget and threaten to smother her. As life shows her again that family is connected by more than mere genetics, will she be able to embrace the revelations that are unearthed?
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This story starts on Sunday, August 10, 1969, and concludes five days later on Friday, August 15, 1969. Within the dates of this story, the real world saw President Nixon bringing troops home from Vietnam. Senator Ted Kennedy was an active topic of news because the death of his passenger, Mary Jo Kopechne, at Chappaquiddick happened a short time before this novel starts. Planes were being hijacked. The lunar astronauts were released from quarantine, and the entire nation was excited to welcome them home. Hurricane Camille, the most devastating hurricane at the time, was threatening to hit the United States. The nation was shocked by the Manson murders, though at this time, no one knew the killings were related or who committed them. And America’s youth was gearing up to attend the Aquarian Exposition, also known as the Woodstock Music and Art Fair or simply Woodstock for short.
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WARNING: If you have not yet read Book III, you may not want to look at subsequent descriptions as they contain spoilers.
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