DEVIL'S OWN LUCK

An enthralling tale, conveying the horrific experiences of British soldiers as they made their way through France to Germany, beset by danger every step of the way. Early on the morning of 6th June 1944, Denis Edwards landed by glider at Pegasus Bridge in the daring operation that opened the Allied invasion of Nazi-Occupied Europe. Over the coming nine months he kept a detailed record of the dramatic events that he experienced as a member of the indomitable Major John Howard's Company of the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. These included the near disastrous Rhine crossing and finally linking up with the Russians in Spring 1945. Those who seek a fighting man's account of war need look no further.