The Courier's Wife

The Courier's Wife

by Vanessa Lind
The Courier's Wife

The Courier's Wife

by Vanessa Lind

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Overview

In a nation divided, no secret is safe...

September 1862. As war tears the country apart, Hattie Logan is running from her past. Escaping a dull life of wealth and privilege, she joins the Pinkerton Detective Agency. Stationed in the Civil War hotbed of Washington City, she intercepts Confederate mail and puzzles out ciphers. But she longs to do more.

Passed over for an enticing assignment, she jumps at the chance to spy with Thom Welton, the courier who runs mail between North and South. Posing as his wife, she crosses into enemy territory, where she finds herself falling in love.

A decoded letter revealing a family secret forces Hattie to confront a devious double agent. Betrayed by a fellow spy, she and Thom come into Confederate crosshairs. Could the past she's running from be the key to saving them?

A sweeping story of courage and resilience inspired by the authentic adventures of historical women spies.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940161121399
Publisher: Running Fox Books
Publication date: 04/28/2022
Series: SECRETS OF THE BLUE AND GRAY series featuring women spies in the American Civil War
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 47,486
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Vanessa Lind loves writing about strong women from the past, especially the ones who’ve got a secret or two. She enjoys heartfelt stories that keep readers turning pages with characters that aren’t easily forgotten.

Vanessa grew up in Illinois but has since migrated to the Pacific Northwest, where she lives near a town rich in history (and breweries). She has a serious book-buying problem, never turns down a cup of tea, and gets her best ideas while walking her boxer dog. Her goal in life, besides writing unforgettable books, is to be a good ancestor.
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