by David Gilman · Editora y Distribuidora Hispano Americana, S.A. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788435063197
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It is 1943 and the swastika flies over Paris. In a city occupied by the Nazis, where buildings have been renamed, books banned and art stolen, people disappear. The French capital is at war with itself, with informers, maquis, collaborators and resistance fighters watching each other. In the midst of this chaos, the Special Operations Executive of Great Britain recruits Harry Mitchell to find out what has happened to a cell sent to the city. Mitchell, forced to return to Paris, knows that every step he takes brings him closer to a sure trap, but he has compelling reasons to risk his life. Returning to Paris is a death sentence, but Mitchell is willing to face it.
David Gilman is an English television screen writer and novelist.
