The Fox From His Lair: The WWII Collection - Softcover

Hennessy, Max

 
9781800320116: The Fox From His Lair: The WWII Collection
Softcover
ISBN 10: 1800320116 ISBN 13: 9781800320116
Verlag: Canelo, 2021

Inhaltsangabe

A hunt that will decide the victor of the Second World War...

Throughout the summer of 1944, southern England was transformed into one huge armed camp as the allied forces made their final preparations for D-Day. It was at this crucial moment in history that the Fox emerged from his lair.

The Fox had many names and many disguises, but behind them all lay the resource and ingenuity of a dedicated German agent. His very existence was not suspected until a totally unexpected E-Boat attack on a landing resulting in hundreds of casualties, and the loss of a set of top-secret plans detailing the invasion.

Desperate to stop them falling into enemy hands, two officers are tasked with recovering the plans and taking out the Fox. Failure would mean the total defeat of the allied forces. Failure is not an option

A gripping, action-packed D-Day thriller from a master of the war story, perfect for fans of Frederick Forsyth, John le Carr and Alistair MacLean.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Max Hennessy was the pen-name of John Harris. He had a wide variety of jobs from sailor to cartoonist and became a highly inventive, versatile writer. In addition to crime fiction, Hennessy was a master of the war novel and drew heavily on his experiences in both the navy and air force, serving in the Second World War. His novels reflect the reality of war mixed with a heavy dose of conflict and adventure.

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Verlag
Canelo
Erscheinungsdatum
2021
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
1800320116
ISBN 13 
9781800320116
Einband
Taschenbuch
Anzahl der Seiten
304
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