The Good War of Consul Reeves

In 1941, John Reeves was posted as British consul to the tiny Portuguese colony of Macao. The Japanese declared war on the West with their attacks on Pearl Harbor and Hong Kong. But because Portugal was neutral, Macao was left alone and became a tiny island of neutrality, an Asian Casablanca surrounded by Japanese-occupied China.
Reeves found himself the only Allied representative within thousands of miles. He ran spy rings and smuggled refugees to freedom - and this is his story.