1. OUT OF THE FOG 2. MEDITERRANEAN−JUNE, 1944 3. MACEDONIA−SEPTEMBER, 1944 4. ENTR'ACTE 5. SIAM−MAY, 1945 6. "HOME FOR CHRISTMAS"
Just before the war, an 18 year old Billy Moss was living in a log cabin on the Latvian coast. On returning to England he was commissioned into the Coldstream Guards, and then fought with his regiment in North Africa before being seconded to SOE to operate behind enemy lines in Crete, Macedonia and Siam (Thailand). After the war he became a writer, broadcaster and journalist travelling around the world - especially Antarctica and the Pacific. He died in 1965 and two daughters from his marriage to Countess Zofia Tarnowska survive him.
"Billy Moss was one of those daring adventurers, the like of which we no longer see. His first book, Ill Met by Moonlight, about the kidnapping of General Kreipe, became a celebrated film. This book, reissued after 52 years, tells of his further exploits in Crete, Macedonia and Siam - the story of a man of initiative and great courage." - Hugo Vickers
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