In the tumultuous backdrop of 1920s Berlin, the Mauffenberg family is ensnared by a haunting prophecy that dictates the fates of fraternal twins Joshua and Julius. With "Sons of a Mauffen King: Birthright Betrayal" having earned the distinction of Winner of the Best Icon Neo Noir Novel Award in 2019 and being a Semifinalist in the 2020 GOETHE Book Awards for post-1750s Historical Fiction, the narrative delves deep into the dichotomy of virtue and malevolence.

Sergeant Erich Von Mauffenberg, a devout Protestant, confronts both the ominous forecast shadowing his sons and the defiant actions of his brother, George, who's drawn into Berlin's radical politics. Concurrently, Maria Mauffenberg, sheltered from the prophecy's implications, embarks on a quest for answers, unearthing dark secrets tied to their Catholic lineage, while contending with Geli Von Thinke's unsettling obsession with the twins.

As the storm of the Great Depression approaches, both twins, emblematic of diverging facets of their lineage, must confront and navigate their complex family legacy, making choices that will indelibly mark their destinies. Through it all, the narrative masterfully interlaces themes of faith, destiny, and the perpetual tussle between good and evil.

In a world on the precipice of catastrophe, Ethan, a gifted scientist and devout atheist, is drawn into the enigma of "The Hansen Project"—a clandestine research with the answer to a lethal disease outbreak. Yet the shadows hold adversaries: the cryptic "Czars of the Shroud," masked with lions' faces, hungry for the project's secrets. As the disease spreads, an unexpected ally emerges: Dr. Olivia Bennett, a scientist where faith meets reason. Their deepening bond challenges Ethan's skepticism, but trust becomes a luxury as allies blur into potential foes. Time dwindles; as Los Angeles' homeless fall victim to the outbreak, Ethan races against encroaching doom. Can he decode the Hansen Project's secrets before the world succumbs to the Czars' malevolent ambitions?