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    The Killing Scar

    By Brian K. Lowe

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    In the third book of the Nemesis series, reports of men dying from daylight lightning strikes draw Eric Reinhold's attention to Germany, where the National Socialists are gaining in power, and unknown parties behind the scenes may be preparing secret weapons to use in a new war--weapons of incredible and horrifying power. And when a top-secret government file points to the involvement of a German scientist thought to have died over a decade past, Eric realizes that he must put this menace down permanently, even if it means exposing the secrets of his own past.

    Operating under cover, the team discovers that the National Socialists are only a facade for a more sinister and clandestine group bent on gathering power to itself, power that will restore Germany to its former glory on a foundation of fire and terror.

    What Eric and his aides find in Berlin, however, and what they find they must do, will change them--and the world--forever.

    From the author of "The Stolen Future" trilogy comes a new series of adventures set in the days between the Wars, when a world bled dry by conflict was easy prey for men of evil, who themselves were prey for a man whose face was never seen...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian K. Lowe
    Release dateFeb 28, 2018
    ISBN9781370766840
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    The Killing Scar
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    Brian K. Lowe

    I'm a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America with over 40 sales, including The Stolen Future trilogy, where a 20th century soldier is introduced to the conquered Earth of the 863rd century. A graduate of the UCLA Creative Writing program, I've been known to throw a mean Frisbee.

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