To Normandy and Beyond (Alex Kovacs, #7)

Sometimes you fight to survive. You kill or be killed. But Alex Kovacs can’t help but wonder about the costs.

The war is in its final year. The Allied invasion of France is upon them. In four years of fighting against the Nazi evil, Alex Kovacs has lost a life of comfort as well as the only woman he ever really loved, and he has been transformed in ways he never could have imagined. Fighting for the French Resistance, he has been committed to the violent defeat of the German army that has occupied France while, at the same time, endlessly wondering if it has all been worth it.

As the stakes grow at the end of the war, as the Allies invade France on D-Day and as Paris erupts in violence and reprisals, Alex is in the middle of all of it, fighting and wondering. From the unexpected tragedy of Lisieux, to the indescribable horror of a small town along the Seine, to the street fighting and score-settling in the heart of Paris, Alex battles to survive while trying to make sense of it all.

To Normandy and Beyond is the seventh novel in the Alex Kovacs thriller series. In a relatively short time, author Richard Wake has sold more than 100,000 copies of his works, earning hundreds of 5-star reviews from readers who compare his books to those of a couple of Wake’s writing heroes, Philip Kerr and Alan Furst. See for yourself if you agree!