Margot lives with her mother and works at the Old Admiralty Building. She breaks German codes and listens to God through numbers.
Drake is working undercover and keeping that fact from his family as long as he can. He meets Margot when his sister gets a job at the same place, and he's immediately intrigued by her beauty and sense of humor.
This book is set during the Great War, and I found it interesting even though it isn't a time period I get to read a lot. The historical elements are tucked in there neatly, so you're not wading through paragraphs of technical nonsense. It was well done, and I appreciated that.
There's a crossover with a book from another series. Margot is the brother of Lukas, one of the main characters in A Song Unheard (Shadows Over England #2). Lukas and Willa show up in this book, but I didn't feel lost not reading the other book. The next book in the series revolves around Phillip, a minor character. I liked the writing and the characters. I'd be be happy to read more from this author. Good Book!
No comments:
Post a Comment