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Stolen Nazi gold has a way of resurfacing, even decades later.
Five years after her husband, Captain Steve Granger, was declared dead, spiritual medium and corporate forensics investigator Cydney Granger has never stopped questioning what really happened to him. The doubts she keeps buried resurface when she is asked to investigate an unusual financial gift.
Two elderly Holocaust survivors have each received an anonymous bearer bond worth a million dollars. Tracing the money leads Cydney into the heart of an American banking dynasty built on stolen Nazi gold and protected by decades of silence. As she follows the trail, the dead begin to speak, forcing long-buried war crimes back into the light.
As the truth begins to surface, the investigation puts Cydney’s family at risk and exposes just how far others will go to protect the past. With history, power, and grief colliding, she must decide how much truth she is willing to uncover.
The Blacklist meets Medium, Where in the Dark is an intelligent paranormal corporate thriller about historical guilt, justice beyond death, and secrets.
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Praise for the Cydney Granger Thriller Series:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An intelligent, thought-provoking suspense thriller.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Paranormal intervention links seamlessly with politics and the corporate world.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Disturbing but you had to read on – a page turning thriller.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An incredible suspense thriller, but at a higher level, with a complex plot, detailed sub-plots, and extremely strong character development.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Another book you can’t put down. Plot is pure genius.
Karen Millie-James was born in North London to a father who had escaped Germany with the kindertransport in 1939 and a mother who was a talented window dresser and designer in London's West End. Inspired to do well, Karen studied business and languages at the University of Westminster which led to her joining the legal department of Levi Strauss, quickly being promoted to European Group Company Secretary where she remained until the company closed down its UK headquarters.
For the following ten years, Karen worked for a multi-discipline organisation in Central London but it was always Karen's dream to set up her own consultancy which she did twenty-three years ago. Now Karen is widely recognised internationally as an expert in the corporate field and sits on many boards of directors worldwide in an advisory capacity. A couple of years ago she was asked to mentor MBA students at the University of Westminster in London on a voluntary basis to which she agreed with much pleasure.
Karen never intended to write a book but what started as a hobby in her spare time away from the office, working in the evenings until late into the night and at weekends, has now become a new and exciting part of her life. Writing The Shadows Behind Her Smile has become her passion made easier due to her background in business, literature and linguistics and having a vivid imagination.
Karen now lives in the Buckinghamshire countryside with her husband of three years and their three dogs. She still works full-time in her business but the remainder is spent writing, playing tennis, going to the theatre and travelling, and having quality time with her daughter who is a professional performer.