Germany, 1943. Trapped inside southern Germany, Monika Ritter goes to the one person she can trust—her cousin, Sarah Graf, a woman scarred by her opposition to the Nazis.
Germany, 1943. Trapped inside southern Germany, Monika Ritter goes to the one person she can trust—her cousin, Sarah Graf, a woman scarred by her opposition to the Nazis. Despite taking refuge in Sarah’s house, Monika is determined to fulfill her mission and meet a potentially invaluable asset in the intelligence war against the Nazis, a man who could change the face of the entire war. After a daring mission to meet the new contact, Monika must escape Hitler’s Reich in the only way she can, over the alpine mountain ranges that separate Germany from Austria and Switzerland. But even if she makes it all the way back to her new home in Bern, her mission is far from over…. Michael Ritter returns to combat with his bomber squadron but is soon offered a new opportunity to fly secret missions with a fledgling group in neutral Switzerland. After he and his new group are called in to take on a rescue mission no one has ever attempted before, Michael will get the reunion with his wife that he has been dreaming about, but in a way he never could have imagined. THE COURIER is the third novel in a new series by the #1 Amazon bestselling author of WHITE ROSE, BLACK FOREST, and THE MAUREEN RITTER SERIES. Download it and discover Eoin Dempsey’s books today.
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