Jumia Books Six Graves to Munich Novel by Mario Puzo

"Six Graves to Munich" is a revenge thriller novel by Mario Puzo, first published in 1967 under the pseudonym Mario Cleri. The story follows Michael Rogan, an American intelligence officer during World War II who is captured and brutally tortured by seven Nazi Gestapo officers. His pregnant wife is murdered, and Rogan is left for dead in the Munich Palace of Justice.

Plot Summary:

Michael Rogan is parachuted into France before D-Day to assist the French Resistance but is captured by the Nazis.

He endures horrific torture by seven Gestapo men who try to extract information from him.

Rogan survives despite being shot and left for dead as Allied forces approach.

Years later, haunted by his past and driven by a desire for justice and revenge, Rogan hunts down the six surviving men responsible for his torture and his wife's death.

His quest takes him across post-war Europe, navigating dangerous terrain filled with remnants of Nazi sympathizers, black market dealings, and moral dilemmas.

Along the way, Rogan encounters allies and enemies, and struggles with the emotional and ethical complexities of vengeance.

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