Title: An Enjoyable Novel of Espionage and D-Day
Product review: It is 1944, and the Allied invasion of France is approaching. In England, Catherine Blake is the respected widow of an RAF pilot. She is also a German spy, trying desperately to find the location of the invasion. Her enemy is Alfred Vicary, a former history professor and seeming bumbler, but he is brighter than he seems, and he runs counterintelligence operations. Blake seems to have all the smarts to leave Vicary in the dust, but it's like the hare and the tortoise. Suspense builds as the tale progresses and the stakes become ever-higher. It's a thoroughly-enjoyable story.
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