Telling it from only Virginia’s perspective with several flashbacks to fill in her backstory, makes the story straightforward and easy to follow. Would you work for the Resistance Movement if you knew the life expectancy of a spy was six weeks?Įngaging and Well-Written: The Invisible Woman is an inspirational, engaging, and compelling story from beginning to end….especially because it is based on a real person. What would you do for the country you love? Virginia Hall receives the Distinguished Service Cross in 1945. Virginia Hall as a wireless operator in WW11. Despite her painful foot prosthetic (nicknamed Cuthbert) and episodes of PTSD, Virginia is determined, brave, cunning, and committed.
Her first operation ended in betrayal, so now she’s more determined than ever to prove herself, to protect the people she recruits, and to help the Resistance prepare for D-Day. The Invisible Woman is based on the true story of Virginia Hall who trades in a safe life to work as an Allied Spy with the Resistance Movement in France during World War 11. Thank you, #NetGalley #BerkleyWritesStrongWomen #BerkleyBuddyReads for my complimentary e ARC of #TheInvisibleWoman upon my request. *This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Genre/Categories/Setting: Historical Fiction, WWII, Resistance Movement, France
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