The Road To Hell

De: Constance Krail-Self

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In war torn Germany of 1942, only the most fortunate will evade persecution—and only the fiercest can overthrow a craven regime. Enter Marta Koblinksi, a devoted member of the Polish Underground who will stop at nothing to expose the atrocities of the Third Reich. But will those nearest to her end up exposing her actions—and ensuring her death? The spellbinding, highly anticipated sequel to "Life in Hitler’s Crosshairs" by Constance Krail-Self, "The Road To Hell" charts Marta’s death-defying odyssey from the unimaginable torment of the camps to the lavish glitter of Berlin in the height of the Third Reich. When Marta gets swept up in an assassination attempt on Hitler at Wolf’s Lair, and witnesses the suicide pact between him and his bride Eva Braun, she escapes into war-torn Berlin. There, she learns that her enemies are far closer than she had thought possible.

Brilliantly plotted and vigorously paced, The Road To Hell is a must-read for anyone fascinated by these dark days on the world stage. A story of perseverance, faith, and unflagging love of country, this searing historical tale will capture your imagination—while it seizes your heart.