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A writer goes to Greece just like the Nazis occupy, and he quickly becomes a pawn in a dangerous game of espionage After the demise of his spouse, Mike Morrison comes in Greece in order to obtain an inheritance and arrived at grips together with his suffering. But it’s a poor time for you to nurse his sorrow—it’s the start of World-War II, and the German army storms the nation before Morrison may depart. He’s quickly captured in an elaborate cat-and-mouse game with Gestapo officials, British agents, and the Traditional opposition movement. In the mercy of visitors, Morrison needs to discover who to trust—and who to love. Leon Uris’s fast paced second book pulls in the journals of an uncle who served in Greece during World-War II.