Don’t Look Back is an intimate account from the Second World War told with the frankness and innocence of a 22-year-old RAF wireless operator from a Lancaster bomber. Alone and lost in Nazi occupied Europe during late 1943, he is catapulted into a dangerous world of the Resistance, an escape line and the men and women who risked everything in their fight against the Nazis. It is the start of a nightmare which pushes him to the limit of endurance.

Keith Morley writes a compelling and human story which transcends the reserve and modest underplay present in many personal memoirs and accounts of the period.

This gripping memoir will appeal to anyone interested in true accounts of wartime escape and evasion.