
 Roger Greene is a flying ace during World War II. While on a mission his plane is shot down in enemy territory. Expecting to be taken to a prisoner of war camp, he's surprised to find himself carted to a lab of sorts.
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While imprisoned, he's subjected to a series of tests by a mad scientist who claims he's found a way to allow a man to live for a thousand years. The doc's prognosis seems farfetched... until Roger survives a bombing with barely a scratch and finds himself outliving his original captors.Â
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When he breaks free seventy years later, he hasn't aged a single day. Can he convince Katherine Mueller his story isn't as implausible as it sounds? Will she help him to be free of the organization that has held him captive?
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Rick Barry weaves a delightful tale set in World War II. I found it gripping and didn't want to put it down to go about my daily tasks. :) I highly recommend his work. Rick has a way of drawing you in and not letting you go until the novel is completed.
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This book was provided free for review by Kregel Publications - 2015.