Red Snow in Winter: A WWII Espionage Thriller

"A gripping cat-and-mouse political thriller, with an intelligence officer finding himself in an espionage battle involving Americans, Nazis, and Russians. A high-stakes plot and fascinating historical detail." "Every curve in this novel is taken with the foot on the gas. Hitchcockian." —Timothy Miller, author of The Strange Case of the Pharaoh's Heart In the final weeks of World War II, a young American intelligence officer is caught in a web of deceit that stretches from the Pentagon to the war-ravaged streets of Europe. Lieutenant Julius Orlinsky, a veteran of clandestine operations in Prague, is thrust back into the field when a seemingly routine assignment leads to murder and attempted murder. Determined to uncover the truth, Orlinsky's quest takes him from the quiet suburbs of Washington, D.C., to a prisoner-of-war camp in Maryland, and, finally, to the city of Budapest under siege. It's a shadow world where allies can be enemies and the lines between patriotism and treason are blurred. And the personal stakes couldn't be higher.