Erik Larson is an author of two previous books, including the critically acclaimed ‘Lethal Passage’, about a boy and a gun. Currently an award-winning writer for ‘Time’ magazine, he formerly wrote features stories for the front page of the ‘Wall Street Journal’ and taught non-fiction writing at the Johns Hopkins Writers’ Seminars and San Francisco State University. He lives in Seattle.
En junio 1933, William E. Dodd, profesor de la Universidad de Chicago, recibe la llamada del presidente Franklin D. Roosevelt, que le nombra embajador de Estados Unidos en Alemania. Deberá viajar con su familia a la capital alemana, un nido de conspiraciones en el que la hija acabará...
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