After uncovering many nefarious plots of the German Third Reich, Austrian-American designer Katya Becker continues her life of adventure in The Treskel, Dorothy Seymour Mills’s final historical novel in the Katya Becker trilogy. Agreeing to help her lover, Professor Adrian Paul, spy on the Fascist parties of Germany and Italy to aid the American Embassy, Katya meets the notorious Mussolini and once again finds herself face-to-face with a dangerous foe: Adolf Hitler. Can Katya smuggle Jewish scientists from Nazi ...
After uncovering many nefarious plots of the German Third Reich, Austrian-American designer Katya Becker continues her life of adventure in The Treskel, Dorothy Seymour Mills’s final historical novel in the Katya Becker trilogy. Agreeing to help her lover, Professor Adrian Paul, spy on the Fascist parties of Germany and Italy to aid the American Embassy, Katya meets the notorious Mussolini and once again finds herself face-to-face with a dangerous foe: Adolf Hitler. Can Katya smuggle Jewish scientists from Nazi tyranny? Will she finally unlock the secrets of her ancient Celtic ancestors? The anticipation climbs like never before as Katya tries to protect those she loves while fighting for her own survival.
Dorothy Seymour Mills is an author, editor, and manuscript consultant of Austrian and German descent who was born in Cleveland, Ohio. The Katya Becker trilogy draws from her firsthand experience traveling extensively in Europe, where she visited two ancient Keltic salt mines, and living in places such as New York City, Boston, Canada, and Ireland. She has published several nonfiction books, articles, and stories, and she was the first woman baseball historian. Dorothy is married to Roy Mills, a security specialist retired from the Royal Canadian Air Force, and currently lives in Naples, Florida.
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