Night Crossing to Athens — Irene Magers

NIGHT CROSSING TO ATHENS is a riveting work of fiction, continuing the adventures of the von Renz family living in Berlin in an unforgiving time between two world wars, where they will be forever marked by their actions. Max is on an archaeological excavation in Greece and Egypt where his exposure to the deadly phenomenon known as the Pharaoh's Revenge only serves to embolden him. When the woman he loves slips beyond his reach, he chooses a reckless and dangerous path to change his fortune. Fritz, a political journalist in Hitler's "new" Germany, must try to survive in a climate where ominous incidents erode personal certainties and any contentment is undermined by mistrust. Strangers as well as old friends become suspect as the Nazis inject their poison and set their traps. Overnight Fritz's life changes in ways he never could have imagined. NIGHT CROSSING TO ATHENS is a story of love, danger, and tragedy woven into a romantic tapestry with constant surprises, shocking and unforgettable; a field guide to the human heart and soul_a test of endurance for both.