Assignment: Norway

by Peter J. Azzole

In the fall of 1942, Commander Tony Romella, USN, is sent from London on a Top Secret operation to gather intelligence relative to Hitler's race for a secret weapon to win the war. Tony leads a team of radio intelligence operators deep into the Norwegian forest on a harrowing mission for the British Special Operations Executive. The return trip from Norway to London is also fraught with danger. Tony then finds that being back in London is no guarantee of safety. He becomes deeply involved in the search for dangerous spies operating in the heart of the Allies' intelligence community. Action, political-military drama and his continuing romance make this a very compelling story.

233 pages, Paperback

Published March 7, 2019

About the author

Retired U.S. Navy Officer. Secondary careers in the defense, commercial aviation and healthcare industries.

Currently residing in NC.

Reviews

[Lisa]

I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books in this series but this one...not so much. The first half of the book was so slow that I also gave up on it. I understand that intelligence surveillance is a slow process but I don't want to read a daily account of nothing that lasts for months. The significance was explained in the epilogue but it never tied back into any plot. All of the main characters from the first two books were still present & I enjoyed learning about developments in their lives. Hopefully, the pace will pick back up in the next book.

[Mario Toffolo]

Loved it. Thoroughly enjoy his writing.

[Peter Hendrycks]

This fast moving, action packed, and educational book was well written, and fun to read. Lots of intrigue on a number of different fronts and missions. Plenty of technical terms allows the reader to become educated in the world of espionage and encryption. The main characters are easy to like, and know their stuff. Im enjoying reading this series, and plan to continue!

[Myrna Pieterse]

too drawn out. could have skipped a lot of details and got on with the story

[Robert S.]

Well written with a plot that not only keeps your interest, but makes you feel part of it. It’s enjoyable and an easy read.

[Sandra Milewski]

Compelling read.

This is the third book in this series, and Azzole’s forth book. I have thoroughly enjoyed them all. Didn’t want the adventure to end. I am pretty sure another is coming and I will probably download on the first day I know of it. Very realistic, almost like reading an autobiography of some fascinating little-known but interesting historical events. Keep them coming!

[Debbie Trammell]

Loved this book

The best yet! Of course I love the characters and the plot. The twist and turns were wonderful! Would love more with these characters, lot of ground to cover before the war's end. I will recommend!

[Chaplain Stanley Chapin]

A continuation of story

It is essential that you read the first two novels, there is little to understand if you are not aware of the previous.

[Mary Sue Wilson]

Interesting

I knew very little about Norway 's involvement in WW2 so this novel was informative. All of the intelligence details was difficult to understand.

[William Orr Thomas]

Story weaves in factual information

Story moves fast and was inter spaced with pictures of that time and place to make more believable. It was well done.

[Michael Kubik]

Good reading. Well thought out plot that kept me entertained.