The Invisible Woman, (Paperback)

from ang709

I read a lot of WWII books, but I found this to be a stand out. It is about an extraordinary real life woman, and despite knowing how things would turn out for her, I still found it suspenseful. I enjoyed reading and learning more about the resistance groups Virginia worked with, especially the l...

from fcplcataloger

Author Erika Robuck weaves fictional details with historical facts in The Invisible Woman and the resulting story is one that I won't soon forget. As I read the amazing feats of OSS agent Virginia Hall, I concluded that she could have also been called a wonder woman as she feverishly worked to ai...

from CPS

Author Erika Robuck weaves fictional details with historical facts in The Invisible Woman and the resulting story is one that I won't soon forget. As I read the amazing feats of OSS agent Virginia Hall, I concluded that she could have also been called a wonder woman as she feverishly worked to ai...

from nancyadair

The publishing world seems saturated by WWII novels. And yet there always seems to be one more story to be told, a story unlike the others we have read. The Invisible Woman offers readers a character so amazing that it is hard to believe she is based on a real woman. In The Invisible Woman, Erika...