About the Book:
Spies Infiltrate Havensbooke Hall. . .and Another Mystery Adventure Begins
Stephen
Blake's life goal is to protect people, especially those closest to
him, but war in 1915 England doesn’t follow any rules. When Blake is
informed that a noted German spy may have taken up residence at
Havensbrooke Hall—his cousin Lord Astley’s estate, which is being used
as a convalescent war hospital—he’s sent there to uncover the plot.
Lady
Grace Astley has become a force to be reckoned with while Frederick is
out on the war front. With Havensbrooke as a hospital, she’s shocked by
the devastation the war is bringing home; but ever hopeful, she is
determined to help these weary soldiers find some relief. However, not
everything is as it seems inside Havensbrooke. Precious items soon start
disappearing. . .and not just the kind that are worth a lot of money.
Through
a case of mistaken identity, a comedy of errors, a kidnapping, and a
race for time within the crumbling subterranean passageways beneath
Havensbrooke, can Blake and Gracie work together to root out the
criminals, thieves, and spies before time runs out?
My Review:
Ya know time waits on no one. It is ever turning and evolving and we must go along with it whether we want to or not. But the war in England had everyone by the throat and Blake and Grace are no different. They get tossed to and fro no matter the reason. Blake is ready to help his family at any cost while Lady Grace is tossed in for good measure.
Not only is she being exposed to people and events that sort of go across the grain of a Lady but she is taught to manage no matter what. Seeing the war torn England and knowing that the enemy is close by sends shivers down her spine. But is she brave enough to help Blake find the answers they both need to move this along?
But with everything happening around thing and the thought s that ravage their minds it soon to reveal itself not to be such an open and shut case.
**Disclosure**This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
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