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In "The Devil's Gold" by Steve Berry, former agent Cotton Malone joins forces with his friend Henrik Thorvaldsen to track down a lost artifact tied to a secret treasure from World War II. Known as the Devil’s Gold, this treasure is linked to a dangerous Nazi conspiracy. Racing across Europe, Malone and Thorvaldsen decode clues and face ruthless enemies, striving to prevent the treasure from causing global chaos.

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The Devil's Gold

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STEVE BERRY

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In "The Devil's Gold" by Steve Berry, former agent Cotton Malone joins forces with his friend Henrik Thorvaldsen to track down a lost artifact tied to a secret treasure from World War II. Known as the Devil’s Gold, this treasure is linked to a dangerous Nazi conspiracy. Racing across Europe, Malone and Thorvaldsen decode clues and face ruthless enemies, striving to prevent the treasure from causing global chaos.

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"The Devil's Gold" by Steve Berry is an exciting novella that takes readers on a thrilling adventure packed with history, mystery, and high-stakes action. The story features Cotton Malone, a former Justice Department agent, who is drawn into a perilous quest involving a hidden treasure and a dark secret.

The adventure begins when Malone is approached by his friend, Henrik Thorvaldsen, who needs help tracking down a lost artifact connected to a long-forgotten secret. The artifact, known as the Devil's Gold, is rumored to be part of a treasure hidden during World War II. This treasure has been sought by many, but its location remains a mystery.

As Malone and Thorvaldsen investigate, they discover that the treasure is linked to a dangerous Nazi conspiracy and must navigate a web of deceit and betrayal. Their search takes them across Europe, where they face ruthless adversaries and decode ancient clues. The stakes are high, as they must prevent the treasure from falling into the wrong hands and causing a global catastrophe.

Steve Berry's masterful storytelling blends historical intrigue with fast-paced action, making "The Devil’s Gold" a captivating read for fans of historical thrillers and adventure.

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