The Rose Code
Kate Quinn, 2021
Three women join Britain's secret codebreaking effort in WWII, where friendship, love, and loyalty are tested under secrecy.
Feels like war, curiosity and friendship.
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Bletchley Park's work was so secret that many families only learned decades later what their mothers and grandmothers had done there.
A marriage built entirely from letters and a stranger's memory.
We loved each other by proxy, Mr. Graham. He loved me through a girl he saw once in Paris in 1918, and I loved him through his letters, but we hardly spent any time together. I don’t have any personal anecdotes about my husband. We didn’t have time to create any. Kate Quinn, 2021
Three women join Britain's secret codebreaking effort in WWII, where friendship, love, and loyalty are tested under secrecy.
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