Spy on Putney Bridge - by David Fitz-Enz (Paperback)

About the Book

In this captivating novel, a proper English lady and her young, dashing son get caught up in a spy network in World War I. It remains for her grandson to entangle the web of their activities on Putney Bridge.

Book Synopsis

In this captivating novel, a proper English lady and her young, dashing son get caught up in a spy network in World War I. It remains for her grandson to entangle the web of their activities on Putney Bridge.

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Col. David Fits-Enz's The Spy on Putney Bridge: A Mystery Novel of Espionage, Murder, and Betrayal in London is a fascinating use of the mixture of family history, wartime spy thriller, and crime novel. The result is a fast moving novel that nonetheless spans decades, and a steadily twisting bit of intrigue that is believable and difficult to assess in equal measure. An entertaining little story of two different World Wars and one family with a string of dark secrets.

About the Author

Colonel David Fitz-Enz was a regular US Army officer for thirty years, including assignments as a combat photographer in Vietnam and commanding a signal brigade that operated the Moscow Hot Line for three presidents. He is the author of a memoir, Why a Soldier? and three books of military history: Old Ironsides: Eagle of the Sea; Hacks, Sycophants, Adventurers and Heroes: Madison's Commanders in the War of 1812; and The Final Invasion: Plattsburgh, the War of 1812's Most Decisive Battle. His first novel was Redcoats' Revenge: An Alternative History of the War of 1812.