Heart of the Few

A Novel of Love and Courage in a Time of War
In the summer of 1940, the early stages of World War 2, the very existence of civilization staggers at the edge of collapse. An unknown Nazi spy prowls the ancient halls of Westminster Palace seeking a secret that when discovered will open the flood gates to a German invasion.
The lives of a young RAF fighter pilot and the sole daughter of a prominent English Lord, a confidant of Churchill, are thrust into danger where they must rely on their courage, their wits and their love for each other to save not only their own lives, but also England.
Heart of the Few takes the reader on a tense journey of suspense, drama, jealousy and intrigue with a gripping love story that will leave the reader with the warm feeling of hope for a better world. The novel is presented in a cinematic display that weaves the lives of the characters into one's heart, characters that will be remembered long after the last page is turned.
This historical fiction novel is a First-Place winner of the Hemingway Award for 20th Century Wartime Fiction.

Storytelling has always been a passion for Mr. Duncan. From his earliest years, he was taught the oral traditions of Irish folklore and myth, heroes and villains. He believes through the magic of story, the mystery of life is opened and shared. More information about Mr. Duncan can be found online at his website www.jonduncanbooks.com.