β Scribed by Steve Anderson
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A "blastingly realistic, impeccably researched" World War II novel set during the brutal Battle of the Bulgeβwhere two enemies must become allies (John Enright, author of Fire Knife Dancing).
As the Germans launch their counterattack on the advancing Allied forces, two men separated by country are about to find themselves on the same side of the warβtheir own.
For American GI Wendell Lett, any dreams of glory in battle have been crushed by the horrors he's witnessed. Then he meets a kind, caring Belgian woman who offers him salvation from the carnageβonly to be torn away when he's pushed into a reckless, pointless false flag mission. In order to live, he has to run.
German seaman Holger Frings is far from the oceans he hoped to sail when he is chosen for a risky assignment he knows will end with his death. To make it back in one piece, he must do the unthinkableβdisobey his superiors and desert his...
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