Miss Fatale - Greatest World War II Female Spy, In a Fly: Virginia Hall's Finger Prints over Allies' World War II Victory

A badass spy on the run, a prison officer infamously called “Butcher of Lyon” on an intense manhunt to ensnare the “limping lady”. This is the story of the one-legged American super spy, Virginia Hall, whom the Nazis searched high and low but to no avail. Leading the life of a fugitive, a mistress of disguise, living as four different women on a single day, walking 7500 foot to cross over to Spain on her clunky wooden leg to escape the Gestapo; Hall was the invisible spy that put the Germans to shame. From convent to brothels, hall’s network of agents was a sprawling one. The fact that “butcher of Lyon” himself put out a notice -dangerous of all enemy spies- speaks volumes about Hall’s shrewdness in staying camouflaged. History is nothing but stories of a generation that paved the path clear and unobstructed for posterity to walk on, to conquer great heights. It is replete with real life examples of how people overcame their hurdles, how their determination and will power let them stay afloat. Virginia Hall’s story was lying buried in the sands of time, it has been recovered. Every reader needs to grab a copy of this book, sit down with a cup of piping hot tea, take in a deep breath and read the story of this greatest WW2 spy, in one go.