Berlin, 1935. Two years have passed since Hitler swept to power and the Golden Age the Nazis promised has come to pass—for some. When a mysterious fire burns down the factory, the police dismiss the investigation.
Berlin, 1935. Two years have passed since Hitler swept to power and the Golden Age the Nazis promised has come to pass—for some. When a mysterious fire burns down the factory, the police dismiss the investigation. Seamus will start down a path to finding the truth and discovering who has a grudge against them strong enough to risk everything. Faced with financial ruin, Seamus will have to decide to accept an offer of sale and break up his family or submit to the needs of rearming the Wehrmacht. After a decade of trying, Lisa finally lands a leading role in a movie, but just as her career seems about to take of,f the film draws interest from Josef Goebbels, head of the Nazi Propaganda ministry. Maureen, now in college, is introduced to a group of people scarred by Nazi injustice. Encouraged by her new friends to spy on Lisa’s father, a high-ranking doctor for the government, she discovers a deadly secret that could expose the Nazis internationally and change the course of Hitler’s rule in Germany. The Golden Age is the third book in The Lion’s Den Series by the number-one Amazon best-selling author of White Rose, Black Forest and The Longest Echo , set in Hitler’s Germany in the 1930s. Download it and discover Eoin Dempsey’s books today.
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