Display title | Henderson's Boys |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A British spy series set in World War Two. Henderson's Boys concerns the activities of the last active British agent in Nazi-occupied France, and the children he adopts/recruits to assist him. It's sold as a prequel to the author's bestselling CHERUB Series, but has a significantly darker tone and a very different setting. Main characters include Charles Henderson, an adult British spy, Marc Kilgour, a young French orphan, Paul and Rosie Clark, who are British kids orphaned in the first book, and PT Bivott, a young French American thief that fled American for France, only to arrive in time for World War II. Other agents are added in Secret Army, including Luc, Joel, Troy, Sam and Yves. |