Charlie's War by David Fiddimore

Charlie's War by David Fiddimore

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Summary

In the evocative and poignant sequel to Tuesday's War, Charlie Bassett embarks on an exhilarating road trip across the battlefields of Europe

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Charlie's War by David Fiddimore

My old skipper once told me to always expect the unexpected. I should have listened to him . . . When a plane crash leaves Charlie Bassett rested from the RAF, he receives unexpected orders - to locate the elusive, pregnant Grace Baker and bring her home. But Grace, who has been following the armed forces across Europe, clearly does not want to be found, and despite Charlie's personal stake in it, this bizarre and challenging mission is still one he would rather avoid. Nevertheless, Charlie finds himself journeying to France in a car named Kate, with a dubious, eccentric Army Major and his loyal Sergeant - two men who are evidently going about mysterious duties of their own. And as Charlie moves slowly towards the front-line on this exhilarating road trip, so too does he draw closer to the woman he once loved and lost . . .
David was born in 1944 in Yorkshire and is married with two children. He worked for five years as a Laboratory Technician at Royal Veterinary College, London, then for sixteen years in the investigation division at H M Customs and Excise. In 2005 he was selected from 46,000 hopefuls and a long list of 26, to become a finalist in the the Richard & Judy/C4 'How to Get Published Competition'.
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ISBN 13 9780330446563
ISBN 10 0330446568
Title Charlie's War
Author David Fiddimore
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Year published 2006-12-01
Number of pages 512
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.