Tenth Man

Discover the gripping tale of Tenth Man by Graham Greene, a powerful narrative set against the backdrop of Occupied France during World War II. This compelling novella, published in 2000, spans 160 pages and delves into the harrowing consequences of fear and the quest for redemption. When a prison order dictates that every tenth inmate must face execution, Chavel, a desperate man, buys his freedom at a high moral cost. Upon returning to the house he once sold to save his life, he is forced to confront the repercussions of his cowardice. Greene's masterful storytelling invites readers to explore themes of guilt, survival, and the possibility of atonement. Perfect for fans of British and Irish fiction, Tenth Man is a thought-provoking read that will linger in your mind long after the last page is turned.