Bøger af SORLIE D.M. SORLIE

Captain Sue Lee Ono, a code breaker for army intelligence is moving deeper into the world of espionage. Her language skills take her to Nazi occupied Paris, her assignment is to find and help liberate a Jewish scientist. She needs to accomplish her mission before the Gestapo with the help of the Vichy French, round up all the Jewish residents in Paris, and ship them to Auschwitz to the gas chambers.Her handler and new lover is Alex Mueller from the Army Counter Intelligence Command.One of the legendary Ritchie Boys who specialize in methods of intelligence, counterintelligence, and killing.

Sue Lee Mystery: Caribbean GoldIn the midst of Bahama sunshine, palm trees, and the deep blue Caribbean sea, "Island Art Inquires" hosts a thrilling Christmas party in search of Spanish Doubloons. However, the hunt soon turns deadly.

Three books covering the post-war timeline: Lost Buddha is directly after World War two Sue Lee along with Island Art Inquiries are searching for a seventh-century tapestry intertwined with Nazi war crimes.Concealment continues with escaping war criminals but ends with a timeless love story.Klondike Journal is a two-part story running parallel involving two exceptional women ahead of their time.Sue Lee is uncovering the pieces of Klondike Marie's past to solve a murder and the ambush of her lover Alex.Marie is discovering life as wayward New York socialite who finds prosperity after becoming a Saloon singer during the Klondike gold rush.

Lost Buddha; a postwar Sue Lee Mystery series involving seventh-century tapestries preserved by an antique dealer during the war. After his brutal death, the first Lost Buddha is discovered, and the race is on to find the other five, hiding somewhere in the world. The search uncovers war criminals hiding from prosecution, placing, Sue Lee, and, Dr. Jane, in a dangerous, life-threatening situation.

Alex is on an assignment following the trail of war criminals, and is unaware of the anguish his friend Clara is going through. She has requested the help of "Island Art Inquiries." Sue Lee and Dr. Jane arrived at her home in Clovelly to learn more about a book from the past. They promised Clara they will find the writer while in Paris on business. However, what they thought would be a simple buying trip finds them at the beginning of a ratline. A series of underground routes, helping Nazi to escape prosecution from the war tribunals or was this something more sinister?Sue Lee and Jane then team up with Sylvester and Yvette and discover the concealment of a timeless love story.

If you're a youth in 1941 living in San Francisco and a graduate of Stanford University, fluent in speech communications, especially Japanese, your talents were needed by Army intelligence, immediately.If and when the United States went to war against Japan, intelligence realized they had very few personnel that could speak the language or understand the culture, Including Japanese Americans. Their search of the universities throughout the US, turned up very sparse results. The decision was made to start a school to teach the Japanese language and if possible the culture of the isolated country to future code breakers. The Presidio, a military post in San Francisco was chosen to go forward immediately with the task. The next priority was to compose a cryptology dictionary of the language, similar to what Churchill had done at Bletchley Park. It was the central site for British code breakers intercepting and decoding the German transmission. The youth of American stepped up to the challenge, including an extraordinary talented young lady, Sue Lee Ono. She was fluent in Japanese, German, Spanish, French, and understood several Chinese dialects. Sue Lee grew up in the city of San Francisco in Japantown under the tutelage of her dear Uncle Yoshi. He taught her not only the knowledge of the Japanese culture, but a deep understanding about the history and artifacts. Uncle Yoshi was a collector and a known authority of Asian art. Sue Lee settles into the routine at the Presidio helping to set up a school for Japanese Americans eager to do their part for their country against the ever-present prejudice.Nevertheless, Sue Lee's worries are more than racism. She is caught in a murderous past continuing into the present after the death of her beloved Uncle Yoshi.

The merger of the final clues to find the missing Kazaritachi sword is fascinating.Inside was a sheath with shell inlays, beautifully crafted, and very old. Sue Lee and Jimmy said at the same time, "The Kazaritachi sheath?" And looked at each other. " Sue Lee spoke first. "Why are they separated, where is the sword?"

Sue Lee Mysteries starting with, "Merry-Go-Round." Nuclear physics after years of developing the Atomic bomb hides in shame as a circus clown, but laughter turns deadly when the real anarchists stepped out from behind the masquerade. The next exciting story is, "My Friend Amelia." A search in the Pacific for Dr. Jane's childhood idol Amelia Earhart, an American aviation pioneer, uncovers a hidden murder from the past now haunting to be solved. The last book "Géant Christmas," about an exceptional giant man with a heart to match, bringing people together to escape from the constraints of Nazi's rules to enjoy a memorable Christmas.

By the Christmas of 1943, World War Two was in full swing. Sue Lee was stuck in a hostile situation at an airbase in Cuba. Suddenly, he dashed forward and swiped downward with his knife.