Blitzkrieg

In January 1940 a plane crash in neutral Belgium is the first domino to fall in a series of dominoes that ends with Winston Churchill as Prime Minister, Hitler unleashing a Blitzkrieg on Western Europe and Ken Rowe battling to slow the German advance. In what would become known as the Mechelen Incident, a German plane crash lands in neutral Belgium. On board is a Major carrying the secret Nazi plans for the invasion of Western Europe. When these plans fall into the hands of the Belgium King, the British and Nazis find themselves in a race against time to steal them. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain cannot be seen to be interfering in the affairs of a neutral country, so Winston Churchill is charged with getting hold of the plans and he knows of only one man that can be trusted. Ken Rowe is in South America, on a mission to save British sailors captured in the Battle for the Atlantic when he is ordered back to England for a new mission. Within days he finds himself in the Royal Residence of King Leopold of Belgium, his trusty side kick, Thomas Wood at his side. However, a run in with an old nemesis leads Rowe to be arrested and imprisoned.Feeling as if he would spend the rest of the war behind bars in Belgium, in a twist of fate, Hitler’s Blitzkrieg allows Rowe and Wood to escape and begin a new daring mission to try to stop the unstoppable German army.