Weaving wartime intrigue, rural village life, and littleknown historical facts about the role of carrier pigeons in WWII, Stephanie Graves continues the adventures of British pigeoneer Olive Bright, but as bitter cold weather forces her racing birds indoors in November 1941, Olive is assigned to a new role in the war effort escorting none other than Lieutenant Commander Ian Fleming on his visit to the Brickendonbury Manor spy training centerAs the weather turns bitterly cold in the dark days of November 1941, fewer pigeons are being conscripted for missions into occupied Europe and Olive fears her covert program may be dropped altogether. In fact, the new CO of the Baker Street intelligence operation at Brickendonbury Manor, Major Blighty, has expressed his doubts regarding her birdsnot to mention Olive herselfand assigned her to a far more insignificant role escort to a visiting officer of the Royal Navy Intelligence Special Branch.Shes none too keen on her assignment or her chargethe aloof and arrogant Lieutenant Commander Ian Flemingbut the last place she expects to accompany him is to a sance. Selfproclaimed medium Velda Dunbarnew to the village of Pipleyhas drawn fascination and skepticism after a very public channeling of a doomed seaman aboard the HMS Bartholomew, which she claims has sunk. Fleming remains tightlipped about his reason for attending her sance, but his arrival with Olive raises eyebrows as she is still maintaining the ruse of dating Captain Jameson...

Binding: Hardback;320 pages; Publisher: Kensington Publishing; Classification: FF; Weight: 520 g; Dimensions: 217 x 149 x 31

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