SuitabookTrust and loyalty
Mary works undercover while people around her may not be serving the same side, leaving her to reassess whom she can rely on.
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Rhian Tracey - Author
This is an adventurous wartime mystery centred on Mary’s language work, secret assignments and shifting loyalties. Its suspense comes from the uncertainty surrounding her operation.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is an adventurous wartime mystery centred on Mary’s language work, secret assignments and shifting loyalties. Its suspense comes from the uncertainty surrounding her operation.
Mary works undercover while people around her may not be serving the same side, leaving her to reassess whom she can rely on.
Mary’s Jamaican and white British heritage is used against her, and she experiences racism during wartime assignments.
Some scenes may merit preparation because the story portrays blatant racism and sexism alongside wartime surveillance, prisoners of war and suspicion of foreign nationals.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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