Directive 18
Our Review
Blue Ring Assassins 1943-1944 by Stephen Cohen is the second book in the series, continuing the thrilling adventures of Hannah, Petra, and Heidi. Set during World War II, the story follows these brave female allied agents as they prepare for their most dangerous mission yet: thwarting Hitler's "Directive 18" or "Operation Felix."
The narrative is rich with historical detail, capturing the tension and intrigue of the time. The plot is fast-paced and filled with suspense as the protagonists head to Spain to eliminate SS agents and sabotage invasion support fuel and ammo dumps. Cohen's writing is engaging and descriptive, making it easy for readers to visualize the high-stakes missions and the perilous situations the characters face.
Overall, Blue Ring Assassins 1943-1944 is a gripping and well-crafted tale of courage and espionage. It's a must-read for fans of historical fiction and war dramas.
Directive 18
Blue Ring Assassins
1943-1944
Book 2
After several successful missions over the past three years, Hannah, Petra and Heidi are preparing for their most dangerous mission yet. Hitler's "Directive 18, also known as Operation Felix" is back on the table and the Third Reich generals are storming ahead with preparations.
Whilst Spain struggles with staying neutral, they are constantly pressured from both the Axis and Allied powers to join the war, pay offs to the tune of millions are paid to Franco in an effort to sway his decision from both sides. The Allies are fully aware that Franco and Hitler are close friends, also that Franco allows SS agents to operate in Spain and that he has always had a powerful desire to take Gibraltar back from the British.
The girls hook up with other female allied agents from France and head for Spain, their objective, make contact with all the SS agents and take them out before "Operation Felix" can commence, destroy any and all invasion support fuel and ammo dumps.
Their struggle continues…
Details
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Stephen Cohen 221 £2.99 🡽 £12.99 🡽 £19.94🡽 |
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Directive 18
Our Review
Blue Ring Assassins 1943-1944 by Stephen Cohen is the second book in the series, continuing the thrilling adventures of Hannah, Petra, and Heidi. Set during World War II, the story follows these brave female allied agents as they prepare for their most dangerous mission yet: thwarting Hitler's "Directive 18" or "Operation Felix."
The narrative is rich with historical detail, capturing the tension and intrigue of the time. The plot is fast-paced and filled with suspense as the protagonists head to Spain to eliminate SS agents and sabotage invasion support fuel and ammo dumps. Cohen's writing is engaging and descriptive, making it easy for readers to visualize the high-stakes missions and the perilous situations the characters face.
Overall, Blue Ring Assassins 1943-1944 is a gripping and well-crafted tale of courage and espionage. It's a must-read for fans of historical fiction and war dramas.
Directive 18
Blue Ring Assassins
1943-1944
Book 2
After several successful missions over the past three years, Hannah, Petra and Heidi are preparing for their most dangerous mission yet. Hitler's "Directive 18, also known as Operation Felix" is back on the table and the Third Reich generals are storming ahead with preparations.
Whilst Spain struggles with staying neutral, they are constantly pressured from both the Axis and Allied powers to join the war, pay offs to the tune of millions are paid to Franco in an effort to sway his decision from both sides. The Allies are fully aware that Franco and Hitler are close friends, also that Franco allows SS agents to operate in Spain and that he has always had a powerful desire to take Gibraltar back from the British.
The girls hook up with other female allied agents from France and head for Spain, their objective, make contact with all the SS agents and take them out before "Operation Felix" can commence, destroy any and all invasion support fuel and ammo dumps.
Their struggle continues…
Details
| Author Pages Kindle Paperback Hardback |
Stephen Cohen 221 £2.99 🡽 £12.99 🡽 £19.94🡽 |
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