Escape and romance amid Greek village war tale
Mike Morrison, an American captured by German forces in Greece in 1941, escapes a POW train and hides with Christos Yalouris in Paleora. He bonds with Eleftheria while planning a risky path to Athens, aided by Bluey and local villagers, as danger rises from German search and occupation. The story ends with lingering tensions and a cliffhanger.
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