Ordinary Heroes, by Scott Turow

I realized I had read this before not too far it, though as usual, didn't remember how it ended. I really like Turow's style. It's a little richer than your average paperback thriller-type novel. I'm a sucker for WWII stories, too, and I liked how the contemporary narrator was mainly a way to tell the story, but I still cared about him without knowing too much about him.