Publisher's Synopsis
Locked away in British war files for 50 years is the story of intrigue and espionage surrounding the invasion of Europe, code name Operation Overlord. By 1943, Germany's intelligence service had successfully infiltrated England and established a network of German spies operating within Allied forces. Britain's MI5 would not stop until the Nazis were exposed. Assigned to the 8th Air Force, Lieutenant Thomas MacLaine sat across from the beautiful naval officer from British intelligence, Catherine Anderson. As the train passed through the bucolic English countryside on its journey to the B-24 bomber base of Bungay, Catherine begins her story of sadness and tragedy during the London Blitz, spellbinding the young Army Air Corps pilot. "I was stepping on the bodies of my fellow Londoners who were in my way, and I didn't care." Thomas MacLaine becomes the pawn of the beautiful British agent. As he stumbles upon the secrets inside the 446th BG, he is targeted for assassination. The hunt for Lt. MacLaine became a game of cat and mouse across Belgium and France. Ending on the Right Bank of the River Seine, British and German agents closed in on the pilot who had been hidden by the French Resistance.
