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Indigo East of Woodley: A captivating World War II historical fiction of a strong young woman’s stand against the Japanese. Inspired by true events. | Erin Mills Town Centre
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1941 - War looms in the East.
Jane Woodley, a young local interracial woman, doubts the ballyhoo that Singapore is an ‘impregnable fortress’. When the SOE’s Orient Mission woos her, she jumps at the chance ‘to do her bit’ . They train her as a ‘pianist’ and for ‘behind-the-lines’ warfare as a resistance fighter. A femme résistante *.*
The wilful and ravishing beauty evolves into a prized asset, with unique knowledge of British secrets and codes.
After British Malaya falls to the Japanese in 1942, months pass without news of her, and her masters presume her dead. Then, a bolt from nowhere. They learn she is alive and active in the resistance . It triggers a desperate mission to remove and place her beyond the reach of the ruthless Kempeitai .
Chance favours the Allies. Operation Jaywick , a raid on ships in Keppel Harbour, is about to begin. The commandos will sail from Australia on a Japanese fishing boat known as the Krait , through 2,000 miles of seas and skies dominated by the enemy.
At the last moment, the extraction team latches onto the vessel. Like the Jaywick men, they aim to pierce the isle’s defences by paddling folbots .
But … would Jane forsake her convictions and escape?
Will the ill winds of war cast their breath upon her? And will she discover who owns her heart as she fights for survival?
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A WWII women’s war adventure with morsels of crime and culture, with love and romance. The saga fiction of a spunky, strong female, along with the vibrant characters of her family and friends, set amid true events in wartime Malaya and its occupation. It ends in a ‘Hells Bells!’ stunner.
A page-turner Asian British period drama.
>>> A reader said:
“Great storyline and informative at the same time. Though a novel, it is also an intriguing historical narrative of the people, food and the war years in Malaya. The ending was most unexpected. Captivating reading!”
1941 - War looms in the East.
Jane Woodley, a young local interracial woman, doubts the ballyhoo that Singapore is an ‘impregnable fortress’. When the SOE’s Orient Mission woos her, she jumps at the chance ‘to do her bit’ . They train her as a ‘pianist’ and for ‘behind-the-lines’ warfare as a resistance fighter. A femme résistante *.*
The wilful and ravishing beauty evolves into a prized asset, with unique knowledge of British secrets and codes.
After British Malaya falls to the Japanese in 1942, months pass without news of her, and her masters presume her dead. Then, a bolt from nowhere. They learn she is alive and active in the resistance . It triggers a desperate mission to remove and place her beyond the reach of the ruthless Kempeitai .
Chance favours the Allies. Operation Jaywick , a raid on ships in Keppel Harbour, is about to begin. The commandos will sail from Australia on a Japanese fishing boat known as the Krait , through 2,000 miles of seas and skies dominated by the enemy.
At the last moment, the extraction team latches onto the vessel. Like the Jaywick men, they aim to pierce the isle’s defences by paddling folbots .
But … would Jane forsake her convictions and escape?
Will the ill winds of war cast their breath upon her? And will she discover who owns her heart as she fights for survival?
❀
A WWII women’s war adventure with morsels of crime and culture, with love and romance. The saga fiction of a spunky, strong female, along with the vibrant characters of her family and friends, set amid true events in wartime Malaya and its occupation. It ends in a ‘Hells Bells!’ stunner.
A page-turner Asian British period drama.
>>> A reader said:
“Great storyline and informative at the same time. Though a novel, it is also an intriguing historical narrative of the people, food and the war years in Malaya. The ending was most unexpected. Captivating reading!”
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