Island of Saints

Author: Andy Andrews
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Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B000SEOSMY

Island of Saints

While digging up a withering wax myrtle tree beside his waterfront home on the Gulf coast, author Andy Andrews unearths a rusted metal container filled with Nazi artifacts and begins an intriguing investigation that unlocks an unspoken past that took place in his backyard .

. . literally . . .. . . In the summer of 1942, as the country gears up for a full-scale commitment to WWII, German subs are dispatched to the Gulf of Mexico to sink U.S. vessels carrying goods and fuel for the war. While taking a late-night walk along the coastline, Helen Mason-recently widowed by the realities of war-discovers the near-lifeless body of a German sailor. Enraged at the site of Josef Landermann's uniform, Helen is prepared to leave the lieutenant to die wh

Island of Saints

. . literally .
Enraged at the site of Josef Landermann's uniform, Helen is prepared to leave the lieutenant to die wh

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