The Face of Eve — Betty Burton

  From a British novelist acclaimed for her strong heroines and “good writing” filled with “human insight,” a woman spies for the Allied forces during WWII (The Irish Press).

One woman's passionate courage during World War II
 
When Eve left her hometown of Portsmouth, she'd never intended to return. But now she has a confidence and maturity far beyond her years.

This makes her a very attractive prospect to David Hatton, charged with selecting highly unusual, independent, and intelligent candidates for the Special Operations Executive. For in the war that lies ahead, brute force won't be enough.

Eve becomes part of the Second World War in a way that few others could manage. And when the time for role-playing and secrecy is over, who can say which is the real face of Eve?

The extraordinary conclusion to Betty Burton's captivating Lu Wilmott novels.
 
 “It is encouraging when someone like Betty Burton manages against the odds to become a roaring success.” -- The Guardian