Her Secret War: Book 3
Publication Date: August 17, 2023
Her letters can save the country. But can she be trusted?
A double agent.
As World War Two rages, MI5 agent Sarah Gillespie is faced with her toughest challenge yet: handling Adeline Vernier, a mysterious double agent from Paris.
A dangerous mission.
Adeline’s coded letters could help the Allies defeat the Germans – but, in return, she demands that her boyfriend is rescued from Nazi-occupied France. Adeline is not above threatening to double-cross MI5 to get what she wants, leaving Sarah fearful for the millions of lives at stake.
Letters that could change their lives forever.
As they embark on a secret operation through Lisbon, they must tread carefully to avoid the clutches of the Nazis. But will they make it out alive, together? Or is the enemy closer than they realise?
Like many in Europe, Sarah Gillespie has felt the impact of World War II. As a civilian MI5 operative, she’s about to embark on a challenging task that will put her in the middle of danger.
Author Pam Lecky delivers a slice of historical fiction in The Last Letter from London. Tasked with overseeing a potential double agent, Sarah finds all of her preconceived notions cast aside.
Adeline Vernier wants safe haven for her Russian boyfriend and is willing to switch sides in order to make it happen. However, Sarah is leery of Adeline’s motives, especially since there is a strong sense of unpredictability. Pitting them against each other provides an interesting contrast, with Adeline being the sophisticated journalist and Sarah more of the quiet type.
The author sets the foundation for Sarah to face a moral dilemma caused by her job. With the volatile Adeline stirring up trouble, Sarah worries that her first field assignment may be her last.
The Last Letter from London showcases a woman’s determination to carry out her mission even though it is filled with danger.
Pam Lecky is an Irish historical fiction author, represented by the Hardman & Swainson Literary Agency. From an early age, Pam had a particular fascination with all things historical, from food and clothes to architecture and social history. Patiently awaiting the invention of time travel, she must be content with giving her novels a historical setting instead.
