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The Saguenay Sabotage: A World War II Novel

The Saguenay Sabotage: A World War II Novel

Lee, Diana D. Wellington Lee

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General World History

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ISBN10: 1773708759
ISBN13: 9781773708751
Publisher: Firefly Books Ltd
Published: May 28 2018
Pages: 466
Weight: 1.29
Height: 1.04 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

LIA GORDON IS A WAR REFUGEE living with her Canadian uncle and his wife in Arvida, an Aluminum Company of Canada town in northern Quebec. Aluminum was a strategic war material in World War II that was essential in the construction of airplanes. Although Lia appears to be a strong, independent young woman, her life is dominated by an abiding hatred of the Nazis who have probably made her an orphan. On a July day in 1941 Lia is walking her dog, Duke, along the banks of the Saguenay River when she witnesses a kayak hit a submerged rock. When it breaks up the two occupants are swept into the current but Lia is able to rescue one of the kayakers, Willie. She retrieves and pockets a small waterproof packet that spills from Willie's knapsack when she drags him across the sand. The second kayacker has disappeared, presumably down the river. As Willie revives he mutters in German and Lia immediately becomes suspicious. When Willie revovers and realizes Lia knows he is German he recognizes her as a threat to his mission, a mission to foment a strike

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