Martin's Eyes

<p><strong><em>'Powerful and gripping'</em> Robert Lyman</strong><br><strong><em>'Ambitious and atmospheric'</em> Phil Craig</strong><br><strong><em>'Masterly!' </em>Mark Ellis</strong><br><strong><em>'Gripping novel' </em>Gavin Mortimer</strong><br><strong><em>'Impressive and highly ambitious'</em> Alexander Norman</strong><br><strong><em>'Unforgettable saga'</em> Julian Stockwin</strong></p><p><strong>Austria, 1946.</strong> In a remote hunting lodge hidden deep in the forests of a shattered Europe, two men face each other across a kitchen table. One is a fugitive Nazi. The other has come to bring him to justice. Between them lies a gun — and the ghosts of a war that refuses to die.</p><p>As captor and captive trade stories, truth and deceit entwine. Their recollections span a continent in flames: from the Blitz that tore through a British city to the brutal siege of Monte Cassino; from the frozen hell of the Eastern Front to the chaos of a death march. Loyalties and lives were tested to breaking point.</p><p>Across this epic story there is much that is not as it seems. As the day draws on, hidden identities, a forbidden love and long-buried betrayals surface — until some players in this tense drama must reckon with not only their foe, but also themselves.</p><p>By the time evening approaches and the world slides into the shadow of the Cold War, one question remains: in a landscape where so many souls are stained by conflict, is anyone entirely guilt free?</p><p><strong><em>Martin’s Eyes</em></strong> is an enthralling historical thriller of conscience and survival — where the line between hero and villain is sometimes blurred by the ashes of war.</p>