Review: A Woman Spy in the time of Napoleon Bonaparte
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 5, 2014
Although this is something of a bodice-ripper type romance, there is also a good, suspenseful story. Very typical of the "Lover gets revenge, and saves the lady" kind of thing. But aside from this, the romance of life on board a battle frigate of that time, and the means of gathering information between France and Britain is a fascinating story. Subterfuge, the altering of one's identity, was simpler in those days, with no computers or cell phones! You only had to cross the seas and make your way through the spy network. Good stories from Barbara Devlin. This is the second of three in a series.(Brethren of the Coast). I read this one first, and then went back to read book one.