Title: Fascinating Page-Turner
Product review: Written like a fiction novel, this factual, first-person account of a young woman spy during World War II is absolutely enthralling. You'll get a first-hand look into what it's like to be recruited and trained as a spy, then go on your first assignment, mingling with the highest Spanish society while secretly risking your life to uncover essential Axis secrets. The characters in the novel are rich and compelling, and you never know what's going to happen next to the protagonist/ingenue Aline.I read this book in the '80s and have remembered it ever since. I finally found it again and reread it. It's just as fascinating now as it was then.The only drawback: If you read at night, you won't get much sleep because this book is nearly impossible to put down.
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