We are THRILLED to have local author Timothy Donald Pilmaier at the library in February to chat about his new WWII book, Flight of the U-463.
When: Wed., Feb. 26 at 6 p.m.
Where: Agnes Robinson Waterloo Public Library (23704 Cedar Dr., Waterloo, NE)
Books will be available for purchase and to be signed by the author at the event. You can also check the book out from the library here, or purchase the book online here.
Light refreshments will be provided.
FLIGHT OF THE U-463:
In the dark days before World War II, a young American named Peter Teufel makes the fateful decision to remain in Europe as the clouds of war descend. Steamrolled by the Nazi onslaught and mistaken for a German citizen, he finds himself conscripted into the vaunted German Navy. Forced to serve on a U-boat, his odds of escaping back to America are slim. If his true identity is discovered, he would be executed as a spy.
Peter must find a way to escape, yet he is thwarted at every turn. Hounded by a brutal Nazi, Klaus Lübeck, who suspects that Peter is not what he appears to be, the American avoids detection at all costs. A chance meeting with the head of German Military Intelligence, Admiral Wilhelm Canaris, may just be the key to his deliverance. With the odds of escaping stacked against him, the young American devises a bold and daring plan. Once in motion, there is no turning back. (Summary from Goodreads)
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