A Gruesome Past Reality in the Voice of Fiction to Be Displayed on Book Expo America 2019

Author Juri Vancans, a survivor of the horrors of World War II, transformed  terrifying personal experiences into a cutthroat novel that will have readers intensely flipping from page to page.  His book, “Beyond Denial,” vividly depicts a murderous, gripping event in 1945 Nazi Germany to the shocking, mysterious conclusion on an Adirondack lake in 1978.  

The book will be on display during the BookExpo book fair, happening from May 29 to June 2, 2019, at the Javits Center, New York City, NY.

The novel starts with a grieving Ben Steinhardt who is on the hunt for the killer of his mother—Hans Kroner, a Nazi war criminal and possibly Ben’s missing father. As the plot develops, Ben finds out there are two Nazi war criminals who possess the original concentration camp records.

When he forcibly takes them, the hunter becomes a prisoner. The protagonist must avoid getting killed, otherwise, the concrete proof that would put to rest the numerous attempts to deny the enormity of the Holocaust will become a forgotten bygone.

Will Ben be able to retrieve successfully the Nazi records or will he die trying?

Give your suspense bone the thrill it needs by grabbing a copy of Juri Vancans’ “Beyond Denial.” To purchase, go to Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Denial-Juri-Vancans/dp/198537742X.
 

“Beyond Denial”
Written by Juri Vancans
Published by CreateSpace
Published Date: 2018
Paperback: $12.95
 

About the Author
In 1944, Juri Vancans and his family were forced to leave Latvia and wound up in Nazi Germany where they survived the horrors of war and ended up in a refugee camp. Juri attended NYU, studied drama with Stella Adler and served in the US Army.
 

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