ASSIGNMENT IN BRITTANY
One task alone was foremost in the mind of British Intelligence officer Martin Hearne when he landed by parachute near the small village of St. Déodat in Brittany: to find out how and when the Nazis were going to use the coast of France. His entire life depended on the fact that he resembled beyond any question a wounded French soldier named Corlay who had escaped to England from Dunkirk, and who had grudgingly made possible this daring exchange of identity.