The Wartburg Model, Duty, Honor & Betrayal is now live and available On Amazon: https://a.co/d/0j1vVSxd This is a Cold War-espionage story based on real events and circumstances in divided Germany 1966-1969. As a young U.S. Army soldier I lived much of this story in places like Munich, Grafenwohr & Vilsek, Murnau and Garmisch. I appreciate reviews, comments and ratings at Amazon and Goodreads.com.
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The Wartburg Model - Duty, Honor & Betrayal
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The new book is near release. This Cold War era historical fiction combines the authors personal experiences on the front lines in Germany during one of the most tumultuous times in American history . The title hints at the conflict between a young American intelligence officer seeking to uncover treasons initiatives by an officer with a heritage of one of the finest and most historic U.S. military families. At the same time a beautiful blonde East German model is blackmailed to lure U.S. Military officers to divulge secrets on one of Americans most feared new weapons. Where will it end? Who will win?
Who is Mabel Brown?
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Roy first meets Mabel at her upstairs apartment when she requests delivery of the daily Times. Some readers believe Mabel is a fortune teller or a clairvoyant while others suspect something more. Her ability to summon the Spirits of the Future brings direction and hope to the 13 year old at a time when he needs reassurance and confidence. Among her other attributes and interests Mabel is a sweet mentor to a teen growing up in the small town of Issaquah in 1962.
Review by Mya 10-3-25
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Mya 5.0 out of 5 stars Verified Purchase A Nostalgic Journey Through the Heart of Squak Valley. Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2025 Format: Kindle Russ Munson paints a vivid portrait of 1950s–60s Washington that feels both tender and timeless. His writing blends humor, mystery, and heartfelt moments, making Roy Nilsson’s journey feel universal. The lush backdrop of Issaquah gives the memoir a soul, and its mentors and mystical elements elevate it beyond a typical coming-of=age story.
Review by Carlos
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Follow October 1, 2025 Heartfelt, Honest, and Beautifully Real What makes The Stranger In Me stand out is how it captures the awkwardness, humor, and wonder of growing up without feeling forced or overly sentimental. Roy Nilsson is flawed yet endearing, and the book’s slice-of-life moments—sometimes funny, sometimes painful—feel lived-in and true. A rich cross-generational read.