A Story of Honor and Duty

What can a man do when he is torn by choice? In Tom Joyce’s first of three novels, we follow Karl Marbach, a police inspector, as he navigates through Vienna in 1938 during the Nazi annexation of Austria in Habsburg Honor and Nazi Duty.
As a police inspector, Karl Marbach follows a code of honor of the House of Habsburgs and prides himself on being a man of reason, not emotion. But following the events of the times, he reluctantly becomes a part of the SS, as he detests the Nazis. When a Nazi army officer kills a close friend, reason turns to rage and Karl turns into a vigilante.
A compelling read about a man backed into a corner, Habsburg Honor and Nazi Duty will have you reading it from cover to cover.    
This book will be displayed in LitFire’s booth during the 2016 Frankfurt International Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany. If you’re interested to learn more about the book Habsburg Honor and Nazi Duty, along with more information regarding Tom Joyce’s other works as well as life journey, please visit his website at (TBA).
Habsburg Honor and Nazi Duty
Written by Tom Joyce
Paperback | $ 20.69
Hardcover | $ 27.51
Kindle | $ 3.99
 
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About the Author
Tom Joyce took ex-Nazis to Frankfurt, Germany, for de-Nazification proceedings. After the military, he got a PhD from Cornell University. He has taught courses in criminology and sociology to FBI agents, police officers, and college students. He has three novels and is now working on the fourth.
 

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