Once past the hideous water torture, Saffron Courtney leads us into surprising and memorable spy plot challenges. Her devotion to ending World War II against Nazi Germany compels her to master both killing and sabotage.
She remains fearless in the face of male domination as she infiltrates German commanders in Belgium while losing both of the men she has come to love.
The author guides us skillfully through sometimes improbable situations as well as the mounting horrors of Nazi concentration camps.
Some parts are not for the tenderhearted.
Two disappointments: that a young woman from Kenya was not African and that she reveled in the extravagances of her white family while Kenyan people lived in poverty.
She remains fearless in the face of male domination as she infiltrates German commanders in Belgium while losing both of the men she has come to love.
The author guides us skillfully through sometimes improbable situations as well as the mounting horrors of Nazi concentration camps.
Some parts are not for the tenderhearted.
Two disappointments: that a young woman from Kenya was not African and that she reveled in the extravagances of her white family while Kenyan people lived in poverty.