With the end of World War II, several notorious concentration camp perpetrators during the Holocaust attempt to avoid capture from the Allies by hiding in plain sight. Decades later the Nazi subterfuge rears its ugly head during a murder investigation in an American small town nursing home. The dogged determination by the only detective on the Oakwood Police Department and his quirky but brilliant consultant reveal the horrible legacy of the Nazi regime. The Nazis Among Us covers several generations and is a reminder that prejudice, bigotry, and anti-Semitism have taken hold in present times, and they must be rooted out.

About the Author
Patrick Phair was born and raised in Wisconsin and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh with an undergraduate degree in English followed by an MA in creative writing from Minnesota State University. An educator for nearly forty years, Phair now concentrates on writing, this being his third novel (previous works include Two Flags for Marco and The Exchange). He has had three plays produced and scores of poems published. He lives with his wife Mary in Appleton, Wisconsin.