The Wren He Couldn't Forget

Spring 1943. Wren cipher clerk Peggy Lennox has just arrived at her requisitioned Cornish hotel - and already has a favourite seat, a favourite view, and a favourite sergeant. Then a decoding officer is found dead on the cliff path with a signal flimsy in his hand. Peggy knows that flimsy. It came off her own watch. The naval police call it an accident. Peggy calls it nonsense. With her quarters-mate Prue at her side and a guilty-looking sergeant she refuses to believe guilty, she follows a smuggling route through the officers' mess, down the cliff, and onto a fishing boat in the cove. A warm, fair-play homefront sleuths mystery with a slow-burn wartime romance at its heart.