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The Rose Code |
by Kate Quinn |
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Book Review |
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From start to finish, this was an exciting read about three young women recruited to decipher intricate codes during WWll at the top secret compound Beltchy Park. These remarkable women play a crucial role in providing essential information to help win the war against the Nazis.
Of course, betrayal is close by as the battle heats up and the stakes become higher. Historical fiction lovers will devour this book as it's filled with spies, espionage, and intrigue. But you also become invested in these women's lives as you get to know them and realize the sacrifices they have made. This would be an excellent Book Club Pick and spark a great discussion.
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