In WW II a brave young Belgian girl saves nearly a thousand downed airmen with her escape line, The Comet Line. A treacherous journey from Brussels to southern France to neutral Spain. But hunted by the ruthless gestapo and haunted by her emotional demons, she must use extraordinary skill, will, and faith to save herself.

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DéDée:

When the Nazis invade her homeland what can a fragile 24-year-old girl do? If she's Andrée de Jongh, she risks her life, her family, her friends and the life of the man she loves to defeat the brutes. She creates the comet line, made up mostly of women, which hides downed fliers then smuggles them a 1000 miles through France, over the Pyrenees on foot to neutral Spain. While they live to fight another day, Dédée, exhausted and haunted by the guilt she feels for her beloved father's execution, turns around and walks right back into SS infested France. 33 times she makes the hazardous trek - each time the Gestapo is closer to catching their nemesis. Can Dédée outwit them and survive the war? Does she? of