Deep family secrets create a domino effect no one could have predicted — except maybe a fortune teller at an English country fair.
Wrapped in an Enigma: Messages from Bletchley Park
Bletchley Park is now a fantastic museum with a mix of artefacts on display and in situ tableaus. Some rooms in the mansion and in the huts are recreated as offices using antique furniture, old hats and coats, vintage coffee cups and typewriters, and more. It looks like the agents have just stepped out.
REVIEW: The Extinction of Irena Rey
An eccentric but ostensibly brilliant author has a new book ready for translation. She summons her equally odd but insightful translators to her home on the edge of the Bialowieza forest reserve in Poland. They all get together, go through the manuscript and spend all day translating from Polish into their respective languages. But this…
Books for February
“February, a form pale-vestured, wildly fair. One of the North Wind’s daughters with icicles in her hair.” ― Edgar Fawcett
REVIEW: Maude Horton’s Glorious Revenge
When it is confirmed that her sister did not survive the Arctic, Maude is secretly given her sister’s journal by a sympathetic representative within the Admiralty. She determines to discover and expose the truth.