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“Those men ambushed your husband in the open. To do that they had to assume they were invincible. That means they not only knew he was more than a scout for Lord Wellington, but they knew his orders for that day, which means Napoleon had an agent in the camp, someone close to your commander in chief.
“When Wellington routed Marmont at Arapiles those men probably slipped away without detection during the various conflicts or even when Wellington chased Marmont’s retreating troops hoping their disappearance will become just another statistic of any battle casualties.”
Spies? And counter spies and agents?
And her wonderful Dev, the man who loved her so tenderly, protected her so strongly, and danced with her in the moonlight only hours after their wedding had been a spy?
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6 comments:
Uh oh. Hope she's wrong about him.
I love the spy element in historicals. Great twist!
:-) Thanks for coming by Elaine. As for your question, I'm not answering it -- yet.
If you look in on Tuesday you may get some idea.
:-) Patricia, thanks for coming by.
Wow, what a thing to find out! Historical intrigue -- nothing better!
Intrigue, that's good stuff!
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