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Winter, 1942, and eighteen months since the Germans invaded the beautiful island of Jersey. For Joe, Spinner, Clem and Ginger, memories of carefree days are fading. They try to lift everyoneâ€™s spirits with their band, and they play tricks on the enemy. The local newspaper is controlled by the Germans, thereâ€™s no post to England and telephone calls are monitored. Everybody is hungry. 16 year-old Clem is angry. His brotherâ€™s been killed in action and his father is unwell. Then he and Joe discover that Russian slave labourers have been brought to Jersey to build bunkers for the German army. These prisoners are beaten, starving and desperate. The gang devise a plan. What if they can help the prisoners? Risking life and limb, they embark on an adventure to help in any way they can. But danger lurks in every corner and will it make it worse? Jacqueline King is a Channel Islander living in Somerset.Â

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