Dutch Courage
Published on 28. November 2022
Book
Paperback/Softback
520 pages
978-1-80313-488-8 (ISBN)
Description
Life is a complex maze, a jigsaw of complications.
Jakob Jansen was just an ordinary shop keeper, who lived with his wife and had a very attractive assistant. But when his country surrendered to the Germans, his life took a drastic turn.
Amsterdam is now firmly under the Nazi jackboot, which leads to Jakob being host to a most unusual collection of lodgers, including: a member of the Dutch Resistance, a British spy, and a rather seductive female German spy.
Jakob is forced to operate in secret under the watchful eye of the evil German General, Klaus Schneider, who is famous for his cruel and vindictive nature (but also his weakness for the ladies).
With unlikely friendships and unlikely enemies, not everyone is who they appear to be...
Jakob Jansen was just an ordinary shop keeper, who lived with his wife and had a very attractive assistant. But when his country surrendered to the Germans, his life took a drastic turn.
Amsterdam is now firmly under the Nazi jackboot, which leads to Jakob being host to a most unusual collection of lodgers, including: a member of the Dutch Resistance, a British spy, and a rather seductive female German spy.
Jakob is forced to operate in secret under the watchful eye of the evil German General, Klaus Schneider, who is famous for his cruel and vindictive nature (but also his weakness for the ladies).
With unlikely friendships and unlikely enemies, not everyone is who they appear to be...
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Market Harborough
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Troubador Publishing
Dimensions
Height: 198 mm
Width: 129 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-80313-488-8 (9781803134888)
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Person
After attending Gillingham Comprehensive school in Dorset, Martin Parsons studied Performing Arts a Wiltshire College in Salisbury, which is where his love for writing began. It was also there that he developed a deep interest in the subject of German-occupied Europe.