Letters discovered in a tin box hidden in the foundation of a small cottage in Normandy reveal a terrible secret. Antoine's world was collapsing. His beautiful wife Marianne, his precious daughter Ariele, missing. The lives of hundreds - perhaps thousands - of Allied soldiers preparing to storm Juno Beach on D-Day literally are in his hands. The Gestapo hunt him as a traitor - the French resistance as a collaborator.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Cross of Fire - Manuscript Completed
I have finished Cross of Fire (once titled The Money Train) and put the prerelease version out for comments and edits to a select list. Even though I have spent the past month editing, there are ALWAYS some things that slip by - speling erors, missing words that when read fill the blanks, and minor ædjustmënts that need to be mayde. I hope to be able to publish by mid-month. I am also waiting for permission to use one of several photos on the back cover.
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