2703 Days

2703 DAYS is a powerful historical novel based on the extraordinary true story of Chief Warrant Officer Floyd James "Bill" Robinson, one of the longest-held American prisoners of war during the Vietnam War.

Shot down over North Vietnam on September 20, 1965, Robinson is captured and thrown into a brutal world of isolation, torture, hunger, and uncertainty inside the infamous Hanoi Hilton prison. For 2,703 days—more than seven years—he fights a silent war of endurance, where survival itself becomes the greatest act of courage.