A Lesson in Secrets - Kepler's Staff Review

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A Lesson in Secrets - Kepler's Staff Review

Maisie Dobbs is back, and just as capable and competent as ever. It is 1932 and Maisie is offered an undercover assignment by Scotland Yard's Special Branch and the Secret Service. Her mandate is to gain a teaching position at a Cambridge college known for its pacifist faculty and observe "any activities not in the interests of His Majesty's Government." Of course nothing goes as smoothly as it is supposed to and before she knows it, Maisie is up to her elbows in not one, but two murder investigations. -- Ann D.

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