The Hitler Blood Coverup

A Matt Decker Mystery

Bloodstain evidence doesn't lie—so why burn it?

Amid the rubble of postwar Berlin, battle-hardened war correspondent Matt Decker uncovers forensic anomalies that shatter the narrative of Adolf Hitler's suicide, plunging him into a labyrinth of deception spanning a decade.

Drawing on declassified files, conflicting eyewitness testimonies, and wartime enigmas, The Hitler Blood Coverup follows Decker's relentless odyssey from 1945's chaos to the shadowy courts of 1950s Bavaria. When bloodstains on the couch in the Führerbunker fail to match Hitler's blood type, Decker teams with a grizzled French detective, a daring Bavarian racer, and his sharp-witted wife and investigative partner, Leigh, to expose staged deaths, clandestine flights, and Allied-Soviet cover-ups engineered to avert a Cold War crisis.

As intelligence agencies close ranks and betrayals escalate, Decker risks his career and his life to unearth the truth. Peter David Orr's heart-racing thriller, rooted in real events like the 1956 Berchtesgaden death declaration and suspicions from Eisenhower and Stalin, blends pulse-pounding suspense with historical fact. It delves into the doubts and deceptions that lingered in the postwar world, posing a haunting question: What if the 20th century's ultimate tyrant didn't perish in that bunker—but slipped away, his forged blood the ultimate deception?