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The Spy Who Knew Too Much:  Researching and Writing The Prisoner in the Castle

The Spy Who Knew Too Much: Researching and Writing The Prisoner in the Castle

By Susan Elia MacNeal At the end of The Paris Spy, the seventh novel in the New York Times-bestselling and Edgar-nominated Maggie Hope series, our plucky heroine finds herself in a predicament—she’s a British secret agent who knows too much about D-Day. What happened in real life, I wondered, to the spies who knew too […]

July 30, 2019 | By Susan Elia MacNeal | Reply More

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