In this sequel to ‘Susanna and the Spy’, Susanna has been reconciled with her father’s estranged family, and is engaged to Lord James Ravenwood. But Britian is still at war with Napoleon, and Susanna soon learns that Lord Ravenwood is acting as a spy for the British War Office. She follows him to London, where she gets caught up in a dangerous operation to uncover a ring of French spies and a traitor to the crown.
Although it is a bit unbelievable that a young woman in 1809 would be involved in hunting down spies and traitors, I enjoyed the book as much as I did the first in the series, if not more.
180 pages.
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