Hitler's Peace — Philip Kerr

In the fall of 1943, Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met in Teheran to determine the endgame of the war. But what if Hitler, canny enough to realize he could no longer win the war, was putting out peace feelers? And what if his secret offer threatened to do what his armies could not: destroy the alliance against him? The latest novel from the author of the celebrated Berlin Noir trilogy, Hitler's Peace delves into just such murky waters and, as the players and their surrogates deal and double-deal, Kerr ratchets up the tension even as his ticking time bomb of a plot challenges our deepest notions of good and evil, ends and means.