Toasters don't fit into a plot that looks like it may involve Nazi treasure troves. Not much. If I find a real Nazi I will involve him in a suspicious toaster incident.
I have decided that I want to write a thriller that is better than the ones you're likely to pull off a shelf at B&N. Do you think that's possible?
Your nazi is neurotic and likes his toast just so. But Big'ol tells me that toast isn't a common food in Germany. So hmmm...
Yes, I think it is possible to write a better thriller than you find at B&N.
In fact, I read one so bad that it inspired me to do better. If Matthew Reilley (sp?) can get published, I sure can.
But the Nazis were on the cutting edge of toaster technology. Fortunately for the West, top German toaster technicians and scientists brought their prototype V2 toaster with them as they fled the Soviet invasion.