What a great, great story. I love WWII, and I'm a big fan of espionage, so between the two, I was hooked. And, to be honest, I really enjoy reading about the resistance movements that were trying to fight against Hitler, especially in terms of Christians working against him. We so often hear the stories of what went wrong, what could have been done, what should have been done, etc, that I always appreciate the perspective of the courageous few who stood to make a difference. I'm so glad this story of courage and honor was told. Okay, so it's fiction, but I'd like to believe that somewhere in this story rings the truth of some unsung heroes.
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Working as a Swiss transcriptionist for the Americans during WWII, Gabi Mueller's life changes overnight when she's recruited as a spy for the precursor of the CIA.
Asked to safely courier a German physicist working on the budding Nazi atomic bomb project to the Swiss border, Gabi feels the weight of the war on her shoulders. But who can she trust?
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***Special thanks to Amy Lathrop of LitFuse for sending me a review copy.***
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