"The
Incidental Spy" by Libby Fischer Hellmann
This is not your typical spy
novel but one that engages and engrosses the reader from beginning to end.
Even though bound by love for
a man she’ll never have, Lena is sent to Chicago to live with her aunt to
escape 1935 Nazi Germany. After some time, she falls in love with another, but
never forgets her first love. Unfortunately, soon after having a baby, her
husband is killed and Lena is left alone to raise their child. She’s
financially strapped and needs to do what she has to in order to provide for
and protect her son.
This is a look into Lena’s
life when she’s forced to become a spy. This book will have you spellbound and
Lena is anything but an ‘incidental spy.’ When the truth is revealed, it will
leave you speechless.
I commend Hellmann on a
well-written, intriguing novel. I highly recommend it.
Reviewed
by Starr Gardinier, author of the Other
Side Series
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