The Watchmaker - B. L. Blocher
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The Watchmaker is a thrilling action packed adventure which takes place during one of the darkest periods in world history, the Holocaust. Inconceivably, Hitler's henchmen without any compassion or empathy, devised a heinous plan to exterminate millions of Jewish men, women and children. For most of the unfortunate victims they had no chance of survival. They had no weapons, or army to protect them. Only lu ... Full description
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The Watchmaker is a thrilling action packed adventure which takes place during one of the darkest periods in world history, the Holocaust. Inconceivably, Hitler's henchmen without any compassion or empathy, devised a heinous plan to exterminate millions of Jewish men, women and children. For most of the unfortunate victims they had no chance of survival. They had no weapons, or army to protect them. Only luck and god played a role on who shall live and who shall perish by the bloody hands of the despicable Nazis. When the Watchmaker's family becomes caught up in their extermination scheme, the family is horrifically split up. But instead of yielding to the Nazis evil intention to exterminate them all, the Watchmaker has other plans. Through strength, determination and love, he vows to reunite his family, while brandishing the same merciless brutality onto the Nazis, that they had imposed on them. Their journey of survival, sacrifice and heart pounding fear was treacherous. All they had left were themselves, guns and god's will.
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| Author | B. L. Blocher |
|---|---|
| Publisher | The Emerald City Press |
| Release year | 2020 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9780578652047 |