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Zero Hour Trilogy: Well Past Trouble
On sale
7th July 2016
Price: £2.99
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ebook / ISBN-13: 9781784293499
Well Past Trouble is the last in the Zero Hour trilogy and sees Robbie and his men’s endurance, spirit and bond tested to their limits.
March, 1945 – With the Germans in retreat, the Allies begin to look toward the ultimate prize: Berlin. But first they must cross the heavily-defended Rhine into Germany’s industrial heartland. In the savage fighting for this crucial gateway, Robbie Stokes and his airborne division must drop into enemy territory and hold off German reinforcements.
Exhausted after fighting through France and the Netherlands it falls to Robbie to lift his company for one final operation and the push into Germany. But despite his experience, nothing he’s seen yet can prepare him for what they find as the Germans retreat and their cruelty is revealed.
The end is insight, but Robbie and his men will have to fight every inch of the way.
March, 1945 – With the Germans in retreat, the Allies begin to look toward the ultimate prize: Berlin. But first they must cross the heavily-defended Rhine into Germany’s industrial heartland. In the savage fighting for this crucial gateway, Robbie Stokes and his airborne division must drop into enemy territory and hold off German reinforcements.
Exhausted after fighting through France and the Netherlands it falls to Robbie to lift his company for one final operation and the push into Germany. But despite his experience, nothing he’s seen yet can prepare him for what they find as the Germans retreat and their cruelty is revealed.
The end is insight, but Robbie and his men will have to fight every inch of the way.
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Robert Lofthouse writes with passion and a compelling eye for detail which is informed by his family connection with the operation
*****