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The spy's wife

The spy's wife
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400354163 AFA MCI
Australian Fiction   Gunnedah . . Available .  
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ISBN 9781760895006
Name McIntosh, Fiona
Title The spy's wife
Published Australia: Random House, 2021.
Description 417 pages ; 24 cm.
Notes Includes book club notes.
Summary Evie, a widow and stationmaster's daughter, can't help but look out for the weekly visit of the handsome man she and her sister call the Southerner on their train platform in the wilds of northern England. When polite salutations shift to friendly conversations, they become captivated by each other. After so much sorrow, the childless Evie can't believe love and the chance for her own family have come into her life again. With rumours coming out of Germany that Hitler may be stirring up war, local English authorities have warned against spies. Even Evie becomes suspicious of her new suitor, Roger. But all is not what it seems. When Roger is arrested, Evie comes up with an audacious plan to prove his innocence that means moving to Germany and working as a British counter-spy. Wearing the disguise of dutiful, naïve wife, Evie must charm the Nazi Party's dangerous officials to bring home hard evidence of war mongering on the Führer's part. But in this game of cat and mouse, it seems everyone has an ulterior motive, and Evie finds it impossible to know who to trust. With lives on the line, ultimate sacrifices will be made as she wrestles between her patriotism and saving the man she loves.
Subjects Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
Intelligence officers -- Germany
Espionage -- Fiction
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