This excellent history will appeal to students who loved Elizabeth Wein's "Code Name Verity." It is fascinating to read about a woman who did vital - and dangerous - work on the front lines of WWII, and commanded men!

Some students will find some of the prose rather dry, but the content is truly fascinating!

With the continuing interest in World War II and espionage, this well-researched memoir should still be a welcome addition on a library shelf.

Amid the copious fictional accounts of World War II spies, this title stands out for its authenticity.