As mulheres do Dia D: A história real das espiãs que sabotaram os nazistas e ajudaram os Aliados a vencer a guerra

Their stories are so compelling and often overlooked. I'm curious what drew her to these particular figures and how she uncovered their histories.

Their bravery is incredible, but the risks must have been terrifying. How do readers reconcile that sense of heroism with the danger they faced daily?

The book seamlessly weaves broader WWII history with intimate accounts. I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to make the spies’ stories more vivid.