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A review by linseyr
The Courier's Wife (Secrets of the Blue and Gray, #1) by Vanessa Lind
4.0
Thank you to BookSirens for the eARC.
Hattie Logan, estranged from her family, has joined the Pinkerton spy agency to help the North during the Civil War. She is assigned the task of opening letters and setting the ones that seem noteworthy aside for her "superiors" to look over.
Hattie is far smarter than the man she works for gives her credit for, and she yearns to do more. She learns to decode and begs to be considered as a courier, or someone deeper in the spy network.
Her position puts her in a place where she learns secrets that could endanger her, and we follow along as she navigates the complicated webs of war.
A nice read; I am eager to see where the future leads for the characters in this book.
Hattie Logan, estranged from her family, has joined the Pinkerton spy agency to help the North during the Civil War. She is assigned the task of opening letters and setting the ones that seem noteworthy aside for her "superiors" to look over.
Hattie is far smarter than the man she works for gives her credit for, and she yearns to do more. She learns to decode and begs to be considered as a courier, or someone deeper in the spy network.
Her position puts her in a place where she learns secrets that could endanger her, and we follow along as she navigates the complicated webs of war.
A nice read; I am eager to see where the future leads for the characters in this book.