SIXTY DAYS

Germany has voted. But no one knows who really paid for the victory.





Viktoria Lehmann has reached the highest office in the country. As Germany's new chancellor, she promises stability, renewal, and political independence. Yet behind the carefully staged images of power, a dangerous truth is beginning to surface.





When Stefan Marquardt dies under mysterious circumstances at Lake Constance, the official explanation seems plausible. Too plausible.





Journalist Leyla Sturm starts asking questions. Her investigation leads from Berlin's political establishment to hidden financial networks, discreet meetings, and international connections stretching from Singapore to Washington and Beijing.





The closer Leyla gets to the truth, the clearer the pattern becomes: political influence is being bought, loyalties are being traded, and decisions affecting an entire nation may have been made long before the election.





At the centre of it all are sixty days that could change Germany forever.





But those who control the money also control the narrative-and they are prepared to protect their investment at any cost.





Sixty Days is a gripping political thriller about power, money, manipulation, and the price of truth.





What if an election victory was not won-but financed in advance?