Elizabeth P. McIntosh Books

This author became known for her keen insights into the human psyche and the complexities of interpersonal relationships. Her works are characterized by a polished style and a deep understanding of the subtle nuances of emotion. Through her stories, she explores universal themes of love, loss, and the search for identity. Readers appreciate her ability to draw them into thoughtful worlds that are both unsettling and uplifting.

Sisterhood of Spies
The Women of the OSS
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America's first female secret agents were debutantes, Ivy Leaguers, wives of wealthy men, and movie stars. Bravely answering their country's call, they risked their lives in daring missions to help the Allied cause. Told here for the first time, these breathtaking stories reveal the bravery of "Code-Name Cynthia", "The Limping Lady", "Maria", and other female legends of espionage.

Sisterhood of Spies