The Eagle Scout Picture: A story of espionage and identity in World War II - Paperback
The Eagle Scout Picture: A story of espionage and identity in World War II - Paperback
$28.58
/
products.product.pickup_availability.unavailable
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
by Gary Kidney (Author)
The Eagle Scout Picture
Book 1 of the Shadow and Subterfuge Series
When the world plunges into war, a Texas Eagle Scout becomes America's most dangerous secret.
Fred Brown is recruited into a covert U.S. operation that transforms him into the perfect Nazi youth-new name, new past, new loyalties. As Frederich "Zelly" Zellner, he's inserted deep inside Hitler's Germany with one mission: infiltrate the Third Reich from the inside before the United States ever enters the war. But the Nazi regime is a world of paranoia, brutality, and ever-watchful eyes. Zelly must flawlessly play the role of a devoted Hitler Youth while hiding the truth of who he is-and who he serves. When a photograph from his American past mysteriously appears on a Nazi magazine cover, Zelly realizes he's not just a spy in enemy territory... he's a pawn in a much larger game.
Hunted by the Gestapo, manipulated by powerful figures on both sides, and forced to bury every shred of his true identity, Zelly walks a razor's edge where one mistake means execution.
His survival depends on mastering the darkest "subterfuge" of all-becoming the monster he's pretending to be without losing the boy he once was.
The Eagle Scout Picture launches Gary Kidney's Shadow and Subterfuge Series, a gripping blend of historical thriller and espionage noir-perfect for fans of The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The Man in the High Castle, and Operation Mincemeat.
