Iron Spy: The True Story of the Greatest Double Agent in World War II
£11.40
But Chapman’s loyalty to his country knew no limits. A talented, handsome, and reckless Englishman, Chapman was a traitor on the surface but a fearless patriot on the inside. After cracking Germany’s military code, the British sought Chapman for their own affairs, and Chapman was happy to oblige.
Eventually being awarded the prestigious Nazi Iron Cross for services to Germany while acting as a double agent for Britain, Chapman’s espionage efforts involved masterful deceit and feats which few men alive could ever boast of.
Eddie Chapman’s life story is an unbelievable journey of crime, jail-breaks, treachery, and love. He was responsible for saving countless lives during his career, cementing himself as the ultimate double agent during World War II.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Independently published (12 Feb. 2019) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 132 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1792818785 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1792818783 |
| Dimensions | 15.24 x 0.76 x 22.86 cm |
by Paul Anthony
Bought this for a present very flimsy paperback large print not suitable and very overpriced
by Amazon Customer
Another true tale of little known ‘derring – do’ by Ethan. A very insightful read of the life of an oft flawed character who demonstrated steely heroism during the Second World War – masterful!
by Lee & danielle
Enjoyed the book, Easy read.
by G finch
This is more than the price of a normal paperback, at £11.99, but has about a third of the number of pages and there is a huge gap between the lines on the page. It’s published by Amazon. I was shocked as it’s the second book I’ve bought, published by Amazon, where there is little content and the content is not up to scratch. I’m surprised at them ripping people off like this. Maybe try Waterstones next time…..
by JAMES THOMAS
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Iron Spy which I finished reading in one sitting!!
by H Armstrong
A very informative and interesting read from a hugely talented author who obviously does his research well, and enjoys it. I’m looking forward to reading more from Ethan Quin
by G finch
I wish I’d read the reviews. I’m sure it’s an interesting read, but I bought this as a gift expecting a novel. There are only 129 actual story pages with large font. Maybe an hour or two at most to read. I hate to say this, but it is over priced.
by Mrs S.
The latest read from Ethan Quinn is a page-turner of an espionage biography.
The amazing story of Eddie Chapman until now has been a long lost secret within 20th century wartime history.
A great piece of writing from Ethan Quinn to bring this important piece of history to life.