Here is the extraordinary account of the woman whose intelligence, beauty and unflagging dedication proved the key in turning the tide of WWII.
In Paris there was another House of Lords , self - styled , made up of amateurs whose inanities inflamed Noel Coward . He told Vera : “ I'm here because I asked Churchill to get me into intelligence . He misheard .
Mr. Ely campaigned for his friend's release—not only was he gravely ill, but he was also a civilian—but Lieutenant Todd flatly refused. Lizzie resolved to plead Mr. Huson's case to the lieutenant herself, so she instructed Caroline to ...
“Mr. Lewis will know more,” she said, letting the lace curtain fall, obscuring the glass. “When he returns, he'll tell us what happened within the Capitol today, and perhaps things will not look so bleak.” “Or perhaps they'll look much ...
169,232, 381–82, 444–47; recruits Nancy Roberts 41–43; relationship with Buckmaster 41, 43–44, 49–50, 53–55, 129,458; anxieties about Khan 51–52; naturalisation 54–56, 59, 141, 384, 386; responsibilities for women agents 59–60; ...
In early discussions, Stephenson and his colleagues endured long night sessions with the help of Corby's Canadian rye whisky. The empty boxes from which the bottles were taken were later refilled with the top-secret files on the case.
Follow the adventures of Nicole King, hypno-spy and international woman of mystery, as she seduces her way to the pinnacle of the criminal underworld!
1639, in [Dorothy Percy Sidney], The Correspondence (c.1626–1659) of Dorothy Percy Sidney, Countess of Leicester, Michael G. Brennan, Noel J. Kinnamon, and Margaret P. Hannay (eds) (Farnham: Ashgate, 2010), 148. 12 Lucy to Dorothy, ...
A tale inspired by firsthand accounts about the notoriously corrupt Tennessee Children's Home Society follows the efforts of a Baltimore assistant D.A. to uncover her parents' fateful secrets in the wake of a political attack and a chance ...
The New York Times bestselling author of Mrs.
To pardon myself I said, “I fear I'm new to court, madame, and ill-suited for it.” She laughed again. ... But remembering our purpose here, I willed myself to say, “I've a passion for justice, madame.” “God's justice is a worthy cause.