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Most Secret | [Nevil Shute]
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Most Secret

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  • by Nevil Shute
  • Narrated by Roger May
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  • LENGTH
    13 hrs and 47 mins
  • RELEASE DATE
    11-23-12
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Publisher's Summary

It is the Second World War and France has fallen. In their trusty fishing boat, Genevieve, armed with only a flame-thrower and limited ammunition, a small group of officers and men take a stand against the might of the German army. This is classic Shute: a thrilling adventure about the heroism of ordinary men that will keep you on the edge of your seat, cheering them on.

©2012 Nevil Shute (P)2012 Audible Ltd

What the Critics Say

"A magnificent thrill; it is also a tale of character, for every member of the little ship's company is worth meeting. A book that should not be missed." (Daily Telegraph)

"Mr. Shute's style is ideal for this kind of book. He revels in incident and he draws his people with loving care. Here, he's reminiscent of H.E. Bates at his best; that same ability to make you passionately interested in anything he's interested in, and to make the most outlandish happening seem credible his characters are so real." (Monica Dickens)

"Mr. Shute always has good things to offer...the power to convey the springs of heroic conduct in the lightest and least assuming of tones." (Times Literary Supplement)

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    BikeMeister Woodbridge, Virginia United States 02-11-13
    BikeMeister Woodbridge, Virginia United States 02-11-13 Member Since 2006
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    "Inimitable Nevil Shute Style"

    One of my favorite witers, Nevil Shute unfolds his story in an intelligent and unique manner. His historical and technical understanding and accuracy are superb as always.

    1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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    Sandy BUCKETTY, Australia 02-05-13
    Sandy BUCKETTY, Australia 02-05-13 Member Since 2008

    Love having someone read me a story. Fires in the hearth, rain on the roof, sunny days and surf. Good friends, good food and J S Bach.

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    "Censored for 3 years"

    A most interesting earlier Shute. Written in 1942 and kept under wraps till the end of WW11. Britian (and the Commonwealth and Territories) were 'on their own' and I expect it was written to inspire hope.

    In this story Britian is getting ready for a German Invasion, many European people had escaped to England to support the war effort, and the German Army was heading into Russia.The Air raids on London had started.

    This is a story of a commando raid proposed by a couple of Navy blokes who really want to do more and are supported by a third man (Army Intellegence) who privately wants to give hope to the people of Brittany.

    It is a good story and, although perhaps based on Shute's knowlege and experience to some extent, it is written as popular fiction.

    While Nevil Shute is better known for his later stories, 'On The Beach' and 'A Town like Alice' , this one sits well along with his 'Pied Piper' as good war time stories about individuals.

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