War of the Raven

In "War of the Raven," master storyteller Andrew Kaplan weaves a gripping thriller set during the early days of World War II, where Nazi forces, aided by Argentinean allies, threaten the South Atlantic. The story follows an Argentine playboy, a spy for the Allies known as Raven, who narrowly escapes from a relentless German pursuer, and triggers an investigation led by American polo player Charles Stewart. As Stewart navigates the intrigues of Buenos Aires' high society, he uncovers a plot that could alter the destiny of South America and the world. Selected by the American Library Association as one of the 100 best books on World War II, this atmospheric narrative captures the tension of espionage amidst a backdrop of tango and peril.