At roughly 11,500 words, Part 5 of the action/adventure serial known as Last Plane out of Paris, is yet another enjoyable action packed read.
All along, Bill knew that something was amiss. How could the Germans always be one step ahead of them? He'd put it down to bad luck, but now, as more incidents occur, the ugly truth rears its head.
There is a traitor! Who can it be? Is it Marie, the charming resistance agent? Or is it Pierre, the man who seems to crush every German that comes in his way? Or is it his friend Jim, the person whom he went to school with? Or could it even be Marcel, the Frenchman that they have been asked to rescue?
Plus, what causes the town of Montmirail to catch fire? And, as the team heads towards Paris, what could possibly happen for the team to turn around and head back into enemy territory?
Paul Moxham hails from Melbourne, Australia. He's best known for his children's mystery series which follows Joe, Amy, Sarah, and Will as they have adventures in 1950's Britain.
Betrayed! Part 5 Last Plane out of Paris by Paul Moxham In this story the group plan to rescue Marcel and they learn who took him and why... They have escaped and at times they are shot at. We learn there are others who will betray their countries as they take hostages... Unbelievable terror with war on all sides of them, trapping them in the woods but they team up with French soldiers and find an animal track that leads them away from the Germans. Very lucky situations.
Betrayed by Paul Moxham is a book to read in one sitting. When it's over you look up: the world looks the same but you are somehow different and that feeling lingers for days.
Right so this was part 5 and maybe it is just me being picky but I have noticed that the characters are getting mixed up, and that injuries are also moving. I know that these are only minor points as they haven't stopped any of my enjoyment