WolfSpawn by Kris Brooker
January 1945. Waffen-SS seal a secret laboratory below Auschwitz. A weapon to win a war that may take a hundred years to fight is driven away into darkness.
London, present day. Joe is a brilliant young scientist who understands the genome, but not the opposite sex. An impossible mystery involving both is about to reset his life.
Issy is pretty. She’s also a liar and a thief, and about to drag Joe on a journey of self-discovery.
To find a family Issy has never known they’ll walk headfirst into European Nationalism. Unwittingly falling into an ideological plot, that makes them fugitives from Interpol, and targets of a Nazi Cabal.
What links EU political elites to a pharmaceutical giant buying forgotten SS bunkers, and how does Hitler’s death camp connect to a post war Children’s Foundation?
They’re about to understand the parts they play in an eighty year old conspiracy, and the true legacy of World War Two.
Brooker has a writing style that flows, but took a few pages to adjust to. Complex tale that kept me onboard all the way
Didn’t take long to read!
That’s the best review I can give.
This is one of those books that never stops moving, not even at the end. Credit to the author for a well scripted and thrill of a read
Corona review no. 1
Wolfspawn. Kept me interested al the way.
Izzy is quite a character.
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