Sent from LondonTracked delivery worldwide

Jackdaws

A ticking-clock wartime thriller, with an all-female team racing to strike before D-Day.
Reading guide
Jackdaws works as a standalone novel, so there is no order to follow and you can start with it straight away.
After a failed Resistance attack on a heavily guarded telephone exchange, British agent Flick Clairet proposes a bold plan with an all-female team, the Jackdaws. Meanwhile, Rommel's spy-catcher Dieter Franck is closing in on the Resistance, and the story unfolds as a race against the approaching invasion.

Description

Two weeks before D-Day, the French Resistance launches a heavily defended attack on a telephone exchange that carries Nazi communications across northern France, and it fails disastrously. With the Allied invasion only days away, British agent Flick Clairet proposes a bolder plan: an all-female team, the Jackdaws, will slip inside the exchange and knock it out before the landings begin.

What Flick does not know is that Rommel has assigned a brilliant spy-catcher, Dieter Franck, to crush the Resistance, and he is already closing in. Ken Follett builds the story as a contest between two sharp, determined people working against the clock, with love, courage and revenge driving it forward. It is a big, absorbing wartime thriller for readers who like their history with a ticking clock and plenty at stake.

Books in this Series

Community discussion

View all 0 topics →
No discussions yet. Start one.