It took Adolph Hitler ten years to hatch his plan for escape with Eva Braun from the ashes of a foundering Germany. He needed the skills of a Lufthansa pilot, Albert Wirth, and his famous aviatrix wife, Frieda. The couple became caught up in a web of Hitler's design that took them on a dangerous journey to South America.
This novel, by Albert Norman, is the story of the Wirths' love affair with each other and with the planes they flew. It should appeal to aviation buffs since it is also tells of their pioneering work in long distance airline transport.
What happened to Adolph and Eva? No one knows except for the Wirths, and they aren't telling.