Book Description
In this debut novel, veteran journalist Silva mines the reliable territory of World War II espionage to produce a gripping, historically detailed thriller. In early 1944 the Allies were preparing their invasion of Normandy; critical to the invasion's success was an elaborate set of deceptions--from phony radio signals to bogus airfields and barracks--intended to keep Hitler in the dark about when and where the Allied troops would arrive. Catherine Blake is the beautiful, ruthless spy who could bring the whole charade crashing down; Alfred Vicary is the brilliant but bumbling professor Churchill has tapped to protect the operation. Along with a teeming cast of other characters, real and fictional, they bring the chase to a furious and satisfying climax.

Book details
Paperback: 529 pages; Publisher: Signet Books (1998); ISBN: 0449002640

I'll send this book on Saturday, July 1, 2006 to loom91 as a RABCK. Why? Because she wrote in her RABCK.com profil, that she will receive books of this category.
Have a nice day and enjoy reading… ;-)

CU… CT

PS. Be free to release the book after you read it, thanks.

I was pleasantly surprised when this unexpected guest arrived at my door. Thanks a lot to CrazyTabasco *hugs*