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Old 12-20-2024, 03:39 PM   #8029
sufue
lost in my e-reader...
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I loved the The Physicists' Daughter, which was the first in a new series by Mary Anna Evans, and I also liked the second book, The Traitor Beside Her, a lot. (It suffered only in comparison to how much I really loved the first book.) Now The Traitor Beside Her is on sale at Kindle US for $3.51, but doesn't seem to be on sale anywhere else, at least as of now. Kind of an odd price, but lower than it has been so far.

Kindle US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGYPLMTH

Spoiler:
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Justine Byrne can't trust the people working beside her. Arlington Hall, a former women's college in Virginia has been taken over by the United States Army where hundreds of men and women work to decode countless pieces of communication coming from the Axis powers.

Justine works among them, handling the most sensitive secrets of World War II—but she isn't there to decipher German codes—she's there to find a traitor.

Justine keeps her guard up and her ears open, confiding only in her best friend, Georgette, a fluent speaker of Choctaw who is training to work as a code talker. Justine tries to befriend each suspect, believing that the key to finding the spy lies not in cryptography but in understanding how code breakers tick. When young women begin to go missing at Arlington Hall, her deadline for unraveling the web of secrets becomes urgent and one thing remains clear: a single secret in enemy hands could end thousands of lives.

I had a review copy of this one too, and if you want to read my review, it's on my blog...
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