Nicholas Holford is smuggled to safety in China when Japan invades Hong Kong in 1941. If the enemy discover he is European, he will not survive. He joins the secret fight against the Japanese and learns about "music on the bamboo radio" - smuggling information to prisoner-of-war camps.
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Martin Booth was born in Lancashire but brought up in Hong Kong and Kenya. He describes himself as an inveterate traveller, writing on travel and conservation topics for several newspapers and magazines. His other writing interests include poetry, literary criticism and film and TV writing. Martin lives in Somerset.
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