Halle, Germany, 1920s. Greta Weber has a secret that is so devastating that she must carry it for her entire life, including through World War II and beyond. Decades later, she conceals it from her loving husband, Alfred, and their son, Hans.

Manhattan, 1943. Walter Remer, a handsome young American pianist, is recruited by the Office of Strategic Services for a mission behind enemy lines. His musical talent and fluency in German make him the perfect candidate for a daring mission. The entire trajectory of World War II hinges on Walter’s success.

Brooklyn, 2018. Seventy-five years later, hardened NYPD Detective Ted Mills comes out of retirement to follow up on a new lead on a cold case. The emergence of cutting-edge home DNA kits and modern forensics sheds new light on a new person of interest in his hunt for the man
who brutally murdered his mother.

How do these three seemingly unrelated incidents spanning nearly a century connect? If Ted Mills discovers the truth, will it finally bring him closure—or even greater anguish?

Kill Brothers—the debut novel of Steven D. Moscovitz—is a pulse-pounding cold case thriller in the tradition of Daniel Silva. It is an exhilarating roller-coaster ride that will keep readers racing through the pages as it builds to its mind-bending conclusion.