Levin's War

As the victorious Eighth Army sweeps through North Africa in 1942, fellow soldiers Robert Upton and Daniel Levin forge an unlikely friendship, one that overcomes rank and politics, class and creed. It is the kind of bond only war can build, an affinity between a member of the upper class and a Jewish communist who opposes everything his comrade represents. Fourteen years later, that relationship is tested. When the two men meet again, Robert is a Foreign Office official, unhappily married to a