Ena shook off the memories of those days and looked down at the River Thames. It was deep and dark and held more secrets than the British intelligence and security services, which she'd grown to despise… Ena Dudley's new office is a welcome change from her past life investigating wartime spies. Now a private investigator at Dudley Green Associates, she delves into the secrets lurking within London's underbelly. Despite her husband and sisters' advice to steer clear of the city and its bad memories, Ena feels she is exactly where she is needed. Determined to separate her worries from her work, she follows her instincts and takes on an unusual new case. Ena's mission: to investigate the disappearance of a priceless William Hogarth painting. As Ena looks at the evidence surrounding the stolen masterpiece, she uncovers a string of art thefts targeting London's renowned galleries. The police suspect a dangerous gang may be involved. Ena, accompanied by her husband, Henry, attends an art exhibition where she witnesses a violent confrontation in the street outside. As Ena begins to unlock the mystery around the painting, some familiar faces from her time in British intelligence begin to come back into her life. Do the secrets of Ena's past run deeper than any of them could ever imagine? An enthralling story of secrets, love and deception that will leave readers desperate to read more. For fans of Vicki Beeby, Anna Stuart and Jean Fullerton. What readers are saying about this book: "I couldn't bear to miss a single second of the story… a gripping read, which held my attention from start to finish and kept me guessing… a very well deserved 5* out of 5*." Reader review, 5 stars "A particularly compelling and fascinating read, with a storyline and characters that drew me in from the very beginning and held me until the very end." Reader review, 5 stars "Give this one a go, you won't be disappointed." Reader review, 5 stars "SPECTACULARIFIC... This outstanding and beautifully written book is so well executed it was a sheer joy to read." Reader review, 5 stars
