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Unusual story of black musicians in Europe in WW2

Picked up at the Wellington bookcrossing meeting.

I've read it since i picked it up. While I enjoyed Esi Edugyan's book 'Washington Black' - i didn't enjoy this one quite as much. If i knew more about Jazz (which i know virtually nothing) I would have gotten more out of it.

Bringing to Norfolk island.

Released at the Norfolk Island unconvention.