John Watts's Reviews > Hitler's Secret

Given that so much has been written about Herr Hitler, and so much is known, it is surprising to find an author basing a story around the idea of a hitherto unknown daughter. Obviously if you feel comfortable with that starting point then you are in with a chance of enjoying this book. I struggled with a scarcely believable story line which was heavy on cliche and unconvincingly written. Elements of the plot required a huge suspension of belief and eventually the whole thing collapsed like a pack of cards in a poorly constructed pyramid.