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The Bell's Code

(2026)
(The second book in the Orion Six series)
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THE WAR IS OVER. THE HUNT HAS JUST BEGUN.

Germany has surrendered. The Third Reich is collapsing. But some of its most dangerous men—and its darkest ambitions—have survived.

May 1945. Lieutenant Cy Jacobson believes his extraordinary mission with Orion Six is finally over. Germany has fallen, his men are headed home, and for the first time in years, the future looks promising.
Then an American intelligence agent dies in Spain after witnessing the arrival of one of the Third Reich's most powerful fugitives:

Martin Bormann.

But Bormann's survival is only the beginning.

A shadowy organization known as
die Spinne has spent years preparing for Germany's defeat, creating an international network to protect fleeing Nazis, preserve their power, and finance the rise of a Fourth Reich.

And Bormann possesses something even
die Spinne desperately wants.

Before fleeing Germany, Bormann concealed an enormous fortune amassed by the Third Reich—wealth capable of financing something far more dangerous than his own escape.

Now everyone wants Bormann's secret. And some will kill to possess it.

Jacobson, Rachel Cohen, Sergeant Fred Tucker, and the reunited members of Orion Six are drawn into a deadly struggle involving Nazi fugitives, intelligence agents, assassins, and a brilliant adversary known only as
the Deacon.

From the monasteries of Spain to the storm-tossed Atlantic and beyond, Orion Six must stay alive long enough to unravel Bormann's secret—before the wealth of a fallen empire becomes the foundation of another.

Action, espionage, conspiracy, and a deadly mystery collide inThe Bell's Code, the next novel in the Orion Six series.

The war may be ending. Orion Six's fight isn't.



Genre: Historical

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