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The Autocrat

The Autocrat

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798691022616
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 2 2020
Pages: 320
Weight: 0.95
Height: 0.67 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Many Nazi soldiers were arrested after WW2 and prosecuted at the Nuremberg Trials, but some escaped justice and fled to Brazil, Argentina, and beyond. Many of them managed to slip into the United States using forged documents. The Autocrat tracks one such war criminal, a Nazi who worked at Auschwitz, Majdanek, and Buchenwald concentration camps overseeing Jews and killing many for his own sadistic pleasure. This man entered the USA on forged papers and through a series of deft moves formed a company in Detroit where he lived in anonymity for 17 years until one day a new employee recognized him as one of his captors from the camps and turned him in. The man panicked and vanished while Artemis Securities a company that hunted Nazi war criminals chased him across a dozen states. Luckily for the Nazi, he had an escape plan with multiple different IDs and a suitcase full of money, so was able to disappear at a moment's notice.

The Autocrat is also the story of a US President who becomes corrupted by bribery and illegal business transactions, narrated by Jenny Harriman a teacher who inherits her uncles' sizable fortune after he dies. It chronicles how she not only inherits his large fortune but also his business empire that includes 107 companies that he owns around the USA. In order to understand the way he does business; she chooses to visit a number of his companies and in doing so discovers a side to her uncle she never knew. Jenny's daughter Molly a young doctor at Walter Reed Medical Center is married to Stephen a Secret Service agent for the White House as part of the First Lady's security detail. After hearing the First Lady speaking Russian on the phone Stephen starts to suspect her of being less than the patriot she claims to be. Stephen then confides this information to his in-laws and a friend who is an NSA agent. In their investigation, Stephen and Ron subsequently discover a plot to unravel the very fabric of American democracy and do their level best to solve this perplexing mystery.

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