A ‘rondel’ is the type of insignia marked on all RAF planes in WW2… three concentric circles, red, white and blue. The author selected Henry Rondel as a nom-de-plume which would be unrecognisable and allow him to dissociate himself from it to people who know him.
As a boy, Henry had three ambitions: county cricketer, farmer, and millionaire husband with three children; when John Lennon came along, he added ‘paperback writer’ to the list. It remains to be seen whether he is a good paperback writer.
Henry hopes you enjoy reading it as much as he enjoyed writing it.
As the Second World War nears its chaotic end, Martin Cohen, a British operative working out of neutral Switzerland, is pulled into a dangerous hunt for one of the Reich’s most elusive figures – Colonel General Hans Strasser. Shot and left for dead by Strasser at a Swiss hotel, Cohen barely surv...
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