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In the first book of this series, “The Willow Road Murders," you met our hero Ryan Snow. In that story, Ryan serves as the bait for an FBI counterintelligence operation designed to can catch a Nazi spy, and a serial killer named Alreane Von Buelow. It was discovered that Von Buelow was a genetically engineered Nazi Super Soldier, constructed from a gene pool that included human genes, genes from a lower primate and an advanced genetic bonding serum donated by an “unknown source.” In the book, you are about to read, “Murder in Mexico,” you will learn the true origins of the mysterious gene bonding serum that created Alreane Von Buelow. “The Willow Road Murders” explained how Nazi scientists were being hidden in the United States and Great Britain as part of “Operation Paperclip.” The first book exposed these scientist’s attempts to recreate their ghastly Nazi sponsored experiments here in the United States. As “Murder in Mexico” unfolds you learn what other monsters these deranged scientists were creating for the occult obsessed Third Reich. Both books refer to the area of Mexico dominated by the Sierra de Los Tuxtlas (Tuxtlas Mountains). “Murder in Mexico” explains the link between Von Buelow, the Nazi occult and this remote area of North America. This sequel book explains just how the ancient mythological and theological descriptions regarding the underworld being the place where souls go after death came to be. You will learn that the River Styx is an underground river with a length equivalent to the Nile, which flows beneath Mexico. Our story consolidates many of the time-worn tales about Atlantis and the Sumerians. Murder in Mexico marries these pagan beliefs to ancient portions of Judean-Christian beliefs. The story encompasses information contained in the Book of Enoch and amalgamates these codices into a coherent explanation about the origin of the Nazi’s advanced gene bonding serum. The book explains the importance of the “Tree of Life” referred to in so many scriptures. “Murder in Mexico” also explains where Heaven and Hell are located. If you have ever felt that there are more congruities between the creationist and evolutionist movements than there is incongruity, you will enjoy this book.To be fair, this is an action-packed book that explores the links between the Nazi obsession with the occult and World War II prison camp war crimes involving scientific experiments on human subjects. My research revealed volumes of facts about the Nazi High Command’s actual direct involvement with the occult. Undisputed facts so fantastic that the truth eclipses any fiction. In addition, many conspiracy theorists and Scifi-enthusiasts have presented volumes of conjecture about the Nazi’s involvement with aliens and the Devil, which the book addresses, as well. Lore based on “Die Gloche” and “zombies” will peak your curiosity and imagination. Our story links the infamous Thule - Vryl society to a pact with the Devil. This unholy pact draws the Nazi occult’s inner sanctum to mountains south of Veracruz, Mexico where Lucifer has been in partnership with mankind since before time existed.Last, this is a love story. Ryan is a man who has always been lucky in romance but unlucky in love. Murder in Mexico changes all of that. Ryan meets Rebecca, his soul mate. Unfortunately, their chances of enjoying a long life together are severely challenged by the Nazi villains, the Thule witches and the Princes of Hell! This couple has so much in common, and such a good relationship that you will envy the two lovers relationship. Of course, you know that this book has to be a tragedy. There is no other way to tell this story. Two people, deeply in love, find that their responsibilities must take precedence over their overpowering affection for each other. Each is committed to completing their own obligations and readily accept their partner’s desire to do the same.

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