Either Way Dead

By Tony Gyles

The embryo for Operation Konigin was not dreamt up by admirals surrounded by staff officers in some beautifully panelled room of an occupied French Chateau. Instead it began in a glorified whore-house... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0953173755
• ISBN13: 9780953173754
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Brick Tower Pr
• Length: 315 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.3" x 0.8" x 4.5"

Customer Reviews

Either Way Dead

Once again Gyles, in this his second novel, leaves the reader wondering howmuich is historical fact and how much is fiction? EITHER WAY DEAD is a must for not only the World Warll. Buff but also for those who like a darn good yarn. Excellent reading with great film potential. John Brown, Editor, ROCKINHAM TELEGRAPH

Either Way Dead

...As good a read as any. Brilliant Tony Gyles’ successful first novel "Deep Their Grave" told the story of a merchant ship and her crew during the Battle of the Atlantic in 1942. Now Gyles is back with another story about war and the sea. "Either Way Dead" is an exciting tale of patriotism, intrigue, murder and sex brought to life by an author who has a wonderful way of creating scenarios that make the reader feel as being part of the action. Tension and suspense is kept up throughout the book, despite copious technical and nautical terms. There is never a dull moment. "Either Way Dead" is a marvellous read from beginning to end...

Suspense, intrigue and imagination by a master storyteller

Can this truely be real? Is it a hoax? The author just seems to know too much for this story to be anything but genuine. And yet, success of the plot would have changed history...and the fate of a nation. The author provides an intimate insight into a complex character. His blend of morality and immorality are exactly what is needed for such an undertaking, and we get caught up through the whole adventure. The rememberances of the time are bittersweet and remind us why freedom and democracy must survive. The simplicity of the plan is the key to its possible success. I found this escape to another time to be quite entertaining.