The Sky Club Book

A man on his final mission for Britain's MI5 unseals a secret document concealed for over fifty years revealing a shocking truth from the past: that Allied commandos had not thwarted Germany's nuclear bomb, they had only driven it underground forcing the creation of a device hundreds of times more powerful than the atomic bomb eventually dropped on Hiroshima.

A secret Nazi organization, unknown even to Churchill's Intelligence geniuses and General Grove's ALSOS teams, had been formed exploiting German nuclear scientists and extorted Jewish nuclear physicists in a diabolical conspiracy to create the world's first Hydrogen Bomb.

Caught in an emotional struggle between his idealism for the Reich and exploding the Nazi's Super Bomb on innocent civilians as Germany nears it's disastrous end in 1945, the secret organization's leader Horst Deeke inevitably becomes the only Nazi with the ability to destroy it...

Crossing the globe, it's high-energy plot adroitly races between the forces of good and evil in a dark tale of fearless men, lavishly beautiful women and mysterious locales, beginning in the pre-war idealism of Germany's propaganda schemes.

As Horst Deeke's future is viciously destroyed by his vindictive Nazi overlord, his transformation finally drives a fanatical revenge to destroy his own creation. But, after being stripped of his authority, he may be left powerless to stop Nazi Germany's diabolical leaders from exploding their disastrous horror somewhere in the Allied world. . . .

About the Author:
Drawing on his background as an officer in the US Army's Military Police during the Vietnam era, his English Grandmother's tales of her years as a double agent for Scotland Yard and the German Abwehr from the 1930's and her diaries after the War, has inspired Ian Feldman's passion for the intrigue and history of WWII. Born in Twickenham, England, in the remains of a bombed out nursing home at War's end, he has always maintained connections to his homeland of birth along with the incredible legends of sacrifice and heroism experienced at the hands of Nazi Germany. His first novel is an historical fiction that crosses the globe beginning in his adopted hometown in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and involving a mysterious chateau that still exists from the shadow years before the Second World War. Ian is a Military Historian and lives with his wife in the mountains of Georgia.