An interesting look at a prisoner during the war ( )

There's a saying in the entertainment business, leave them wanting more. That's how I felt when I read the last page of this intense, tension-filled prequel. The writing is descriptive, graphic and made me feel I was with RAF Captain Tom Westlake every step of his journey. His plane is shot down while dropping anti-Nazi leaflets over Germany. He is captured, escapes and captured again. The Nazis are convinced he is a spy, despite the lack of evidence. Just when Tom's situation seems hopeless, help comes from two unlikely sources: his RAF colleagues and the Blonde Angel from Marion's Love and Resistance trilogy. ( )

WW2, nazis, British, Germany, airman, survival, short

Excellent writing comparable to that of Manning Coles of the first World War. Clear and believable characters and situations, good condensed plot. Publisher's blurb gives hints but you really need to read this short book. ( )