Espionage: The First Radio Station Behind Enemy Lines

In the occupied zone in 1941, he was just an unassuming mechanic at a repair shop. Then a dying courier slipped half of a broken radio into his counter, pulling him into an underground intelligence network for good. To repay the life debt incurred when the courier saved him, he is forced into a life-or-death wager with the underground station: get the radio working again within three days.

He has no superpowers. His only asset is a pair of expert hands capable of repairing clocks and radios. With the enemy set to sweep the city and close the net in three days, and the intelligence station out of funds with all its parts destroyed, he can only rely on his expert eye and streetwise connections to scavenge spare parts. As the enemy’s detection vehicles patrol the streets and the countdown ticks away, can these watchmaker’s hands really bring the severed intelligence line back to life in just three days?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.