1940, Bletchley Park: I stand alone outside the gates, with no idea what lies ahead.
I loved it.\' Echoes in an Empty Room, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
The emotions I went through reading this book were unbelievable...
Why readers love Anna Stuart: \'A must-read, one of the books of this year for sure...such a heart-breaking story...
Perfect for fans of The Rose Code, The Alice Network and The Nightingale.
With her life at stake, can she prove herself innocent and save the man she loves? Or will Steffie lose everything? An absolutely addictive World War Two novel of friendship, betrayal and heartbreak.
But it soon becomes clear there\'s a traitor in their midst, and all eyes turn to her...
So when she is asked to go on a classified mission, she jumps at the chance.
Her heart belongs to Matteo, but Steffie knows she must do whatever it takes to help England win the war.
But even though Steffie\'s skills are crucial to the war effort, her position is put in jeopardy when Italy joins the opposite side of the battle - and her beloved fiancé becomes the enemy.
Ailsa is a gifted radio operator and Fran a logistics genius, and the two women help Steffie navigate her new World of codebreaking.
With secrets swirling around the building, Steffie finds it hard to know who to trust, until she forms a close bond with two other new recruits.
Now everything has changed.
Before the war ripped Europe apart, Steffie was living in Rome, charming everyone she met with her quick wit and sharp mind, and engaged to the man of her dreams, handsome and brave Matteo.
In whispers, she is told that she\'s been recruited because of her talent for languages.
When Stefania Carmichael steps into the mysterious World of Bletchley Park, she immediately finds herself signing the Official Secrets Act.
Inspired by the unforgettable true story of the women of Bletchley Park, this utterly gripping novel of secrets, love and courage shines a light on the incredible wartime work that changed the course of history.
I\'m only an ordinary civilian, but I was asked to come here in secret, and I\'m determined to fight in whatever way I can for freedom and for love...
Every day, the bombs have been getting closer.
All I have are my suitcases and a handful of letters from my fiancé.
It\'s cold and dark. 1940, Bletchley Park: I stand alone outside the gates, with no idea what lies ahead
