Camp X: The Final Battle

By Alan Paul Longfield and Lynn Philip Hodgson

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0968706231
• ISBN13: 9780968706237
• Release Date: August 2001
• Publisher: Blake Books Dist
• Length: 328 Pages
• Weight: 1.12 lbs.

Customer Reviews

As history might have been

Camp X - The final battle is a great read, in particular for anyone interested in reading history that isn't well known, as well as history as it could too easily have become. The fictional portion of the story is well grounded in historical fact and moves the lead characters seamlessly from what really was, into the frightening world of what might have been. The backdrop is the second world war, but with the unthinkable twist that the Battle for Britain had been lost. Unimaginable, yes - but laid out through the characters in the book for the reader to clearly experience the unimaginable.I thoroughly enjoyed both the fiction and the fact of the book. Exciting and realistic.

Camp X sequel a fascinating journey!

When the what-if of alternative history meets the stranger-than-fiction story of the World War II spy school called Camp X, the stage is set for a story of murder, sabotage and mayhem with just enough fact in it to keep the readers on the edge of their seats.Mixed with true tales like the murder of a Nazi double agent in the rooms of the Genosha Hotel in Oshawa and the shipment of British gold to Canada, the tale is woven by Lynn Philip Hodgson and Alan Longfield, two authors with a rich background in the World War II world of spies and the school in Canada that produced the finest of them.The story flows with one action-packed chapter after another.....The story winds to a fascinating conclusion that leaves the reader eagerly anticipating another novel.