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The Secret Life of Truda

by Marshall Ginevan

Paperback

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Hardback

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E-BOOK

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About The Book

The character Truda Reinhardt is first introduced in the book The Wrong Side of Service as a teenage girl working in her parents' Bavarian Lodge in Patagonia, Argentina. Eddie Donevant (The Wrong Side of Horor and The Wrong Side of Badge) has a chance meeting with Mike Marshall (The Wrong: Side of Bravery and The Wrong Side of Justice) at the lodge where Marshall has been hiding out for the past twenty years under the name Otto Reinhardt. It is during this time that Truda learns the true identity of her father, about his past, and why he is in hiding.

The Secret Life of Truda begins with Truda attending college in Essen, Germany. She is a shy but serious college student sharing a small apartment with a German college girl. The girls meet with friends on the weekends for drinking and dancing and fun. In a clash of cultures, Arab refugees try to take advantage of young German girls and Truda reveals her fighting skills.

Truda often disappears on weekends without explanation. Her secret life reveals clandestine training and action on behalf of another country that quickly attracts the attention of intelligence agencies around Europe. She struggles to keep her separate identity a secret so that she can remain in college and complete her education.

Details
Publication date	May 13,2022
Language	English
ISBN	979-8-88622-272-2 (Paperback)
	979-8-88622-274-6 (Hardback)
	979-8-88622-273-9 (E-BOOK)
Genre	Fiction, Thriller/Suspense/Horror, Mystery/Crime

Specifications
Pages	314
Interior Color	Black and White
Book Size	6.000" x 9.000" (229mm x 152mm)

About The Author

Marshall Ginevan grew up in southwestern Pennsylvania. He joined the Air Force after high school where he worked in law enforcement After leaving the Air Force, he worked in both federal law enforcement and at a city police department. He is a pilot,owned an aircraft and an aviation company in Texas, and retired from airport management. He taught college classes and has been a writer for over twenty-five years. He is now living back in Pennsylvania.