Marc Duval, a high-school senior, wants to join America’s struggle against Germany in the European Conflict of World War Two. But he’s only seventeen, a year too young to enlist. His father, with a son already at risk flying B-17 bombers, says no to early enlistment. It’s now late spring, 1944, but in February, Marc answered a newspaper ad that sought high-school seniors for an undefined project that would advance the Allied victory. He completed a questionnaire covering every part of his life. Why would anyone care who his fourth-grade teacher was?On arriving from England, Clifford explains all. “Marc, of the 2000 qualified American, British and Canadian applicants, you were the last man standing.”Marc collapsed back into his chair, Stared at the Top-Secret, inch-thick folder with his name on it that Clifford held. Who would care to dig up so much information on him? And how had they done that in England? Perspiration broke out on his brow. He looked up at Clifford. “The last man standing? How can that be? I’m just an ordinary high-school senior.”“Not so ordinary,” Clifford said: “Your project will save hundreds of Allied lives during the D-Day landings and you are a perfect fit.”Marc shook his head no. “I’m not Superman, nor Einstein. I look more like Clark Kent without glasses.”Clifford chuckled. “That makes you even more perfect.”Come along and help Marc through the turmoil that lies ahead.For information on current and future Marc Duval thrillers, visit booksbychaz.com
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