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The Silver Mosiac
By Michael McMenamin & Patrick McMenamin
A Winston Churchhill 1930’s Thriller
Publisher: First Edition
Design Publishing
Release Date: July 25, 2017
Genre: Historical Thriller
Length: 417 Pages
ISBN: 978-1506904504
ASIN: B07488SY3Z
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ABOUT THE BOOK:
March, 1933. The weak German
economy is in peril. Winston Churchill wants to push it over the cliff with a
boycott of German exports and take with it the new Nazi government whose
brown-shirt SA thugs are terrorizing German Jews. He enlists Hearst journalist
Mattie McGary, but the Nazis are determined to fight back. To oppose the
boycott, they find unlikely allies in the Jews of Palestine and FDR.
Patrick, the other half of
the father-son writing team, is an award-winning journalist who has produced
stories for ABC News, Fox News and HuffPost. He is a Phi Beta Kappa cum laude
graduate of the University of Rochester with Departmental Honors in both 20th
Century European History and Film Studies.
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EXCERPTThough Churchill had been out of government office since 1929 when his last post as Chancellor of the Exchequer ended, he maintained a network of intelligence sources throughout Europe, including Germany, who kept him as well informed on developments there as the British Prime Minister or Foreign Secretary. From them, he knew that in the last two months, Germany literally had become a gangster nation. The police made no effort to interfere with the SA, the ‘Brownshirts’ who served as the Nazi Party’s private army. Scores were settled with impunity. Robberies, rapes, beatings and murders were commonplace. Their victims were Communists, Social Democrats, Jews and anyone else who had ever offended the brown-shirted Storm Troopers of the SA.The violence against the Jews and Hitler’s failure to rein it in were, in Churchill’s opinion, his first two big mistakes.Now, Churchill was planning to make Hitler pay. The Jews were key. In the short term, with a little luck, what Churchill knew to be a very weak German economy could collapse and with it the entire odious Nazi regime. If not, then in the long term, Germany’s ability to re-arm and wage war would be dramatically weakened.Churchill may have been out of power and out of influence, but he was not out of ideas. He had a multi-faceted plan for dealing with Hitler and the threat to the peace of Europe he posed. He hoped that the first, but not the last, step would be taken in a few moments.
AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Michael McMenamin and Patrick McMenamin are the co-authors
of the award winning 1930s era “Winston Churchill Thriller” series. The first
four novels in the series—The DeValera Deception, The Parsifal Pursuit, The
Gemini Agenda and The Berghof Betrayal—received a total of 14 literary awards. The
Silver Mosaic is their fifth Winston Churchill Thriller and they are currently
at work on their sixth, The Liebold Protocol. Both Michael and Patrick have
travelled extensively in Europe, South America, Central America and Asia while
Patrick has also travelled in the Middle East and Africa.
Michael is the author of the
critically acclaimed Becoming Winston Churchill, The Untold Story of Young
Winston and His American Mentor [Hardcover, Greenwood 2007; Paperback, Enigma
2009] and co-author of Milking the Public, Political Scandals of the Dairy
Lobby from LBJ to Jimmy Carter [Nelson Hall, 1980]. He is an editorial board
member of Finest Hour, the quarterly journal of the Churchill Centre and Museum
in London and a contributing editor for the libertarian magazine Reason. His
work has also appeared in The Churchills in Ireland, 1660-1965, Corrections and
Controversies [Irish Academic Press, 2012] as well as two Reason anthologies, Free
Minds & Free Markets, Twenty Five Years of Reason [Pacific Research
Institute, 1993] and Choice, the Best of Reason [BenBella Books, 2004]. He was
formerly a first amendment and media defense lawyer and a U.S. Army
counter-intelligence agent.
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