It is 1943, the German army has been defeated at Stalingrad, and the tide is beginning to turn. But on occupied Guernsey, the reality of war seems a lifetime away. Recreating life on the occupied island, this novel asks questions about collaboration and the nature of war.

Excellent novel about the occupation of Guernsey by the Nazi's, made even better by the fact that I had visited Guernsey in 2005, and seen all the fortifications, and the occupation museum. A tale that will show that death can be for any cause and not directly the cause of war, misunderstandings, as well as episodes of courage and strength, Tim captures the futility and sadness that permeated the island during the occupation. A wonderful yarn expertly spun.

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