Six tombs for Munich

A relentless hunt with a single goal: revenge. From the author of The Godfather. A US Intelligence Captain, Michael Rogan achieved a successful academic career before the age of 25, which allowed him to join the CIA. His extraordinary memory allows him to record absolutely anything. This gift was crucial in ensuring Rogan never forgot the faces of the seven men who tortured him and killed his family in a room at the Munich Palace of Justice during World War II. Tortured physically and mentally by Gestapo officers, the CIA captain slowly died while his wife and son had already been murdered by the same officers. After killing the American's family, the German officers left him to agonize, certain he would die. However, the bullet buried in Rogan's skull was not enough to kill him. Ten years later, with the American Intelligence captain partially recovered, the killers, who managed to escape their trials, are building new lives on both sides of the Iron Curtain. But if Rogan has his way, they won't get away with it. In a relentless hunt, Michael Rogan will stop at nothing to achieve his goal: revenge on the seven Gestapo officers who killed his family. Mario Puzo's Six Graves for Munich is a thriller that captivates the reader from beginning to end, showing how feelings of revenge and justice can affect a man.