Gripping WW2 escape story.
The story of the fall of Singapore is quite well known, however the stories of escape and evasion are rarer. Escape from the Rising Sun describes an amazing feat of sailing 1500 miles across the Bay of Bengal with supplies running out and in a battered, fragile sailing boat. Not only did the escapees have to deal with the elements but they were strafed by an enemy fighter and almost inadvertently sailed through a Japanese fleet.
This is not a story about battles, but a story of the human spirit against adversity and is a story worth preserving.
It was last published in the 1970s and I’m again glad that Endeavour Press reprinted it in this digital edition.