Mark Felton has written over a dozen books on World War Two, including most recently, Castle of the Eagles, The Sea Devils and Zero Night, an account of a mass POW escape, described as 'a thundering good read' by History of War magazine. His Japanese Gestapo was named 'Best Book of 2009' by the Japan Times. He also writes regularly for publications including Military History Monthly and World War II. After a decade spent working in Shanghai, he now lives in Colchester. Visit markfelton.co.uk.
Another excellent example of [Felton's] growing library of
sensational true war stories.
*Soldier*
Felton really brings this tale of incredible wartime daring and
heroism to life.
*Family Tree*
A remarkable story of wartime bravery and escape.
*The Herald*
[A] stunning true story.
*Daily Record*
Keeps up the suspense to the end.
*Times Literary Supplement*
A gripping account.
*Let's Talk!*
An extraordinary, and largely forgotten wartime story -- brought
back to life in this Boys' Own account.
*The Daily Mail*
This tale romps along, tumbling over itself with excitement.
*The Daily Mail*
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