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Adolf Hitler had fourteen female tasters who tasted every dish put on his table.

The Taste of the Enemy is the fictionalised story of one of them, a young German girl from an aristocratic family, Gretchen von Bismarck, who was endowed with an extraordinary sense of taste and smell. She became a trusted member of the tasting party and, through her architect father, came into contact with Albert Speer, Hitler's architect and minister of armaments and war production.

She subsequently learned about the Holocaust and her own previously unknown Jewish ancestry. With the help of her boyfriend, Kurt Andorfer, the leader of the Hitler Youth, she plots to assassinate the leader of Nazi Germany.

The novel contains excerpts from important documents, little-known reports and speeches of the period, quotes from important directives and German radio broadcasts, reports on slave labour, and more.