Operation Tulip
WW2 Secret Agent Series
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Narrated by:
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Polly Edsell
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By:
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Deborah Swift
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'A nail-biting read from start to finish … a must for WW2 fiction fans' Tessa Harris
Holland, 1944: Undercover British agent Nancy Callaghan has been given her toughest case yet. A key member of the Dutch resistance has been captured, and Nancy must play the role of a wealthy Nazi to win over a notorious SS officer, Detlef Keller, and gain crucial information.
England: Coding expert Tom Lockwood is devastated that the Allies have failed to push back the Nazis, leaving Northern Holland completely cut off from the rest of Europe, and him from his beloved Nancy. Desperate to rescue the love of his life, Tom devises Operation Tulip, a plan to bring Nancy home.
But as Nancy infiltrates the Dutch SS, she finds herself catching the eye of an even more senior member of the Party. Is Nancy in too deep, or can Tom reach her before she gets caught?
Inspired by the true events of occupied Holland during WW2, don't miss this utterly gripping story of love, bravery and sacrifice.
©2024 Deborah Swift (P)2024 HarperCollins PublishersCritic reviews
'This impeccably researched wartime thriller had me gripped from the opening pages – I loved it. My pulse was racing and at times my heart broke as Nancy's intelligence operation in The Hague grew more dangerous by the day' ELIZA GRAHAM
Based on what should have been a great story, but wasn’t in my opinion
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My father fought at Arnhem so it was interesting to see the terrible time for the Dutch civilians.
Interesting history
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There was one glaring inaccuracy though-when the arch villain was made to undress & out on a resistance members clothes-he was handed over to German troops. He maintained that he was an SS officer but wasn't believed by the Germans. He raised his hands but neither he nor the other Germans didn't spot that all SS members had their blood group & service number tattooed at the top of their right arm.
This not being spotted wouldnt , in reality, have not have been missed by the German soldiers. Besides which the SS villain would just have to tell them to check under his arm to prove his identity.
Very good
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The loneliness of never being able to relieve your true self.
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Not the best
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