1942: Crossing the Line
(2027)(The second book in the Maddie Miller WW2 Historical Thriller series)
A novel by JD Wood
In 1942, American Maddie Miller returns from Baghdad to Europe to volunteer for the war effort. Just months after Pearl Harbour, the United States is still getting their own war effort organised, so she persuades Britain's MI9 - the organisation set up to rescue downed pilots - to give her a job, despite their reservations about employing an American woman.
However, she has one valuable asset to offer - she speaks fluent French, and her French aunt V still lives in German-occupied France. But when she is parachuted into war-torn Europe with an unreliable radio operator and instructions to track down an RAF pilot on the run who has important intelligence to deliver, she discovers that only by joining the Germans can she have any chance of overcoming them. Because like the British, they underestimate women - and this woman in particular.
Book 2 in the Maddie Miller WW2 historical thriller series.
Genre: Thriller
However, she has one valuable asset to offer - she speaks fluent French, and her French aunt V still lives in German-occupied France. But when she is parachuted into war-torn Europe with an unreliable radio operator and instructions to track down an RAF pilot on the run who has important intelligence to deliver, she discovers that only by joining the Germans can she have any chance of overcoming them. Because like the British, they underestimate women - and this woman in particular.
Book 2 in the Maddie Miller WW2 historical thriller series.
Genre: Thriller