Review: Not a normal read for me
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2014
Ace Collin's has started a new series set during WWII.  While not a book that I would normally pick up, I was glad that I was given this book in exchange for my honest opinion.Helen Meeker works for FDR.  She is one of his "assistances" but she is much more.  With a keen mind and a pretty face, Helen Meeker is a great detective.Discovering information that may prove the innocence of an accused "Nazi spy", Meeker teams together with her old partner Henry Reese, who works for the FBI.  Together they try to uncover why a minister would basically give up and admit that he was a spy.  With his execution happening in just over a week, Meeker and her old partner must unravel the secrets.Meanwhile, a "undead" British war hero, a missing young woman, and another disillusioned British soldier add to the secrets that they must unravel.  Will they find the answers in time?  Will more than one innocent man die?Ace Collin's writing is very well done.  His characters are well defined.  The action of the story keeps you wanting to turn the pages.  I cannot wait for the next installment in order to see if Helen will be able to find her sister and/or her partner.I am thankful for the opportunity to read this book and review it.