Company Of Spies: Code Name: Jana

Emanuelson, Dr. Margaret S.

ISBN 10: 1418416495 / ISBN 13: 9781418416492

Published by AuthorHouse, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Company Of Spies: Code Name: Jana
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1418416495
• ISBN 13: 9781418416492
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Espionage is the last thing on her mind when a young patriotic college graduate, Abby St. Giles travels to Washington to join in the war effort. But soon she finds herself one of the four thousand women who make up one fifth of the cloak and dagger skullduggery of OSS (the Office of Strategic Services) America's first central intelligence agency of World War II. When the murder of her friend, Suzanne, a Navy Lieutenant, implicates a suspicious "French diplomat" and a treasonous connection emerges to a prominent Senator, a top secret search begins for "Jana" code name of a German master spy whose network of operations is disrupting the allies efforts to destroy the German war machine. From America to Europe she joins her OSS colleagues in the tantalizing clandestine operations of intelligence, and discovers more about loyalty, sacrificial patriotism, and the horrors of war than she bargained for. But amidst the tragedy and devastation, she finds a depth of strength and an enduring faith which carries her through. A clinical, forensic psychologist and veteran of OSS, Dr. Margaret Emanuelson draws from her past experiences to weave her characters in and out of each other's lives in this fascinating, riveting, fast moving story of espionage, political intrigue, murder, treason, deception, patriotism, and love.

About the Author

Well known as a master story-teller, Dr. Margaret Emanuelson, is a clinical, forensic psychologist and a veteran of the OSS, America's first central intelligence agency. "Company of Spies" portrays not only the daring exploits of OSS operatives, but the changing roles of women who served alongside the men in a society known as "man's world" and demonstrates the overcoming power of people of faith in a World at War. The author of "Lost Yesterdays" and columnist for the North Beach Sun, she has written for several periodicals. Her speaking engagements include the American Medical Association Symposium on Medicine and Religion, and a radio series on "God's Psychology" An Episcopalian and member of the Order of St. Luke, the Physician, she resides with her husband in Scottsville, Virginia.