In this thrilling historical spy book from New York Times bestselling author Alan Furst, two heroic resistance fighters smuggle valuable information to occupied Paris to turn the tide from the World War II and defeat Nazi Germany.

Occupied Paris in 1942, a dark, treacherous city now ruled with the German security services, where French resistance networks are working secretly to defeat Hitler. Just before he dies, a man being chased with the Gestapo hands Paul Ricard a unusual looking drawing. It about Under Occupation: A Book looks like a part for a armed service weapon; Ricard realizes it must be an important record smuggled out of Germany to aid the level of resistance. As Ricard can be attracted deeper and deeper in to the French level of resistance network, his progressively dangerous assignments business lead him to travel to Germany, and along the underground safe houses of the resistance—also to meet the strange and gorgeous Leila, a professional spy.

From “an incomparable expert at his game” (THE BRAND NEW York Instances) and based on true events of Polish prisoners in Nazi Germany, Under Occupation catches the courageous and astonishing impact resistance fighters had during WWII and the lengths they went for freedom.