Synopsis:
A Canadian is drafted into the Soviet Red Army in 1941, just in time to be thrown against Nazi Germany’s invasion in Operation Barbarossa. Caught in the vise of the Nazi and Communist forces, Maurice Bury concentrates on keeping his men alive as they retreat across Ukraine from the German juggernaut. Now the question is: will they escape from the hell of the POW camp before they starve to death?
Reviews:
“This true story is a must-read for so many reasons.”—Gary Henry, author of American Goddesses and reviewer of Honest Indie Book Reviews
“A real sense of the desperate fear that must grip every combatant.” –
“…gripping and emotional. So well written that it will make you suffer and cry with Maurice, and also laugh with him and celebrate when the story requires it.” – Cinta Garcia de la Rosa, author of A Foreigner in London
“a perfect title for this poignant true story” — Emily Stokes, author of the Cassidy Jones adventures
“a short, beautifully written novel”— Frederick Lee Brooke, author of Collateral Damage
“I got a real sense of the desperate fear that must grip every combatant.”—Alan McDermott, author of Gray Justice
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