The first file was only the beginning. The shadows go much deeper.
Germany.
After the discoveries surrounding Night Shade, Les Dawson knows the truth about Bosnia was never contained to one battlefield. The photograph, the buried records and the secrets hidden for more than thirty years have opened a door that powerful people desperately wanted kept closed.
Now the trail leads to Germany.
A name keeps appearing in old documents.
ROLFZEN.
What first looked like an obscure reference soon becomes something far more dangerous — a network of forgotten military sites, hidden archives and men who have spent decades protecting what lies beneath them.
With old friends once again at his side, Les follows the evidence through Germany, pursued by people who seem to know his movements before he makes them. Surveillance becomes intimidation. Warnings become threats. And every answer uncovers another piece of an operation that was never supposed to exist.
Then the records reveal something even more disturbing.
A survivor list.
A missing grave.
A man whose identity may not be what everyone believed.
And somewhere among the names is a connection to Colonel Sinclair, a figure whose influence appears to reach far beyond Bosnia and into the heart of a conspiracy that has survived wars, governments and generations.
As buried bunkers are reopened and old military files begin to surface, Les realises that somebody is destroying the evidence faster than he can find it.
Buildings can be demolished.
Records can disappear.
Witnesses can be silenced.
But memories are harder to erase.
And the closer Les gets to Rolfzen, the more dangerous those memories become.
Shadows of Germany is the second instalment in The Shadows Conspiracy Files — a military conspiracy thriller of hidden identities, forgotten operations, old loyalties and secrets that refuse to stay buried.
Bosnia revealed the conspiracy.
Germany may reveal who created it.