Completing his degree, he'd just joined the army when he was shipped out to Singapore with the others. 'Gibraltar of the East' they called it, but he found himself between a rock and a hard place. That hard place was Changi.
And it was hard. To eat a rat was survival, even a delicacy. But his survival was more to do with skill and deceit than rats.
The Japanese are family people and showing guards a photo of his nephew, pretending it to be his own son, slightly lessened his harsh treatment.
But he was the architect of his survival....