Bøger af Norman Friedgut

Dropped into the foothills of the Pyrenees to help organize the French resistance, the protagonist is soon caught up in a trio of romantic entanglements. By the time he is summoned to Switzerland for a debriefing, he is married with a child on the way. He makes his way across Vichy France to Lyon. The resistance helps him cross into Switzerland where he reunites with Flying Officers Moyle and Wilson. Together, they hunt down and kill a Nazi spy master. The threesome travel together into now occupied France where they must rebuild three World I vintage planes in order to join the Free French in Morocco.

In Part II of My War, a crash landing off the Isle of Guernsey leaves the protagonist with amnesia. He meets Rebecca, a German refugee, the girl he will later marry, only to forget her when he recovers his memory during a German air raid. He returns to England via submarine carrying a map of the German positions, then rejoins his squadron where he reunites with Flying Officer Wilson his mentor in time to help provide air cover during the Battle of Britain. New recurring characters include Angelique and her very sexy mother on the Isle of Guernsey, Inspector Moyle of Scotland Yard, his driver Dorothy, and his son Flying Officer Moyle.

The fourth and last book of My War, the story of a bilingual Canadian pilot in World War II. Recalled from hiding and a marriage ceremony to provide reconnaissance on D-Day, Peter is shot down by friendly fire while crossing the channel. Forgotten for weeks by RAF/RCAF bureaucracy, Peter retreats to the English countryside where Dorothy and her girlfriends live. He avoids marriage when appointed squadron leader and finishes the last six months of the war behind a desk. Sent to Guernsey to supervise its transition to peacetime, he must determine the fate of accused war criminals and collaborators including Angelique and her very sexy mother. Hiding from the Nazi's in the latter's basement is Rebecca and a boy who looks very much like Peter.

N gathered a Harem there in 22,000 B.C. The Mendez family hid their religious relics during the inquisition. Captain Père D'Orléans left behind a belt full of gold bars during the Peninsula Wars. Père also found love there, as did Peter Wilson Sr. during World War II, as would his son in a Europe at peace a generation later. Eventually, the caves held six centuries of treasure, rich tapestries, silver bars, and gold coin. But will Peter Wilson Jr. understand that love can be the greatest treasure of them all?

From 1939 to 1945, Squadron Leader Peter Freygood overcomes anti-Semitism, anti-colonialism, innumerable encounters with the enemy, and the normal problems associated with coming of age. Book 1 describes his training as a navigator, mechanic and pilot, his first encounters with the opposite sex, the initial raids on Germany, and the escape of the Allied armies from Dunkirk. In Book II, a crash landing off the Isle of Guernsey leaves the protagonist with amnesia. He meets the girls he will later marry, recovers his memory and returns to England to help in the Battle of Britain. In Book III, he is dropped into the foothills of the Pyrenees to help organize the French resistance and is soon caught up in a trio of romantic entanglements. Sent to spy in occupied France, he escapes after rebuilding World War I vintage aircraft. In Book IV, he is sent to Guernsey to supervise its transition to peacetime, where he must determine the fate of accused war criminals and collaborators.

From 1939 to 1945, RCAF Squadron Leader Peter Freygood overcomes anti-Semitism, anti-colonialism, innumerable encounters with the enemy, and the normal problems associated with coming of age. Volume 1: The Pilot describes Peter's training first as a navigator and mechanic and only later as a pilot, his first encounters with the opposite sex, the initial raids on Germany, and the week his squadron provided 24-hour a day air cover during the escape of the Allied armies from Dunkirk.