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SummaryCodebreakers in England during World War I work to stop the enemy and find romance along the way
StatsGenre: Adult historical romance (WWI, primarily England) with a strong suspense subplot
Series length: Three books Violence: Moderate violence with no unnecessary detail Magic/Supernatural: None Romance: Strong but clean Christian/spiritual element: Overt Christian elements Recommendation: Readers fascinated with WWI and codebreaking, or readers who like very smart main characters |
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The numbers marched across the page in a glory all their own. Margot De WIlde stared at them for a long moment, looked back at the German telegram sitting on her desk, and then scratched a new number onto the column. Almost there. Almost. She darted a glance out the window. The sun grew mockingly brighter. |
The Number of Love (Codebreakers, Book 1)
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A stranger stalking down the street shouldn't make her hands tremble in anticipation. Arabelle Denler forced her breathing to calm, forced an easy smile to her lips for the soldier whose bandages she'd just changed, and stood with the old bandage balled up in her bowl. "Is there anything else you need, Captain?" |
On Wings of Devotion (Codebreakers, Book 2)
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He could see it all so clearly. As the renewed rocking of the train lulled his fellow passengers to sleep, Zivon Marin watched the pattern of their movements. The shrug of one shoulder, the stretch of two different legs, the shifting of heads. One's cough jerked another from the edge of slumber, the jerking causing a repositioning of someone else. Cause and effect. Ripples. Patterns that played out with such consistency he could predict who would fall asleep first and who last. |
The Portrait of Loyalty (Codebreakers, Book 3)
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