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One Thing Leads to a Lover

One Thing Leads to a Lover


Love and Let Spy, Book 2

by Susanna Craig

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


This series is such a treat!


The second book in the Love and Let Spy series from Susanna Craig sets up with a switched code book that forecasts the introduction of the dutiful widow Amanda to Magpie, Major Stanhope of the Underground intelligence offices…


Lady Amanda is looking for some excitement and the Magpie is just following orders and trying to atone for past mistakes. They are thus together when the code book in her possession goes missing and her help is need to retrieve the book. 


There was so much about this book that I loved! Firstly, Amanda as the widow in her 30’s wanting to have a little excitement after alway being told to keep in line. Her new experiences are fun to read and it’s so nice to have a more mature heroine with some life experience to give some weight to the character. Next, you have the Magpie, Major Stnahope; his character is many layered and his ability to mimic makes for some fun situations. And lastly, the espionage and the search for the code book was a lot of fun and kept me guessing as I was reading.



This was a great historical romance with an intriguing plot! I was also pleased by the teaser in the epilogue for the next spy to fall in love! I can’t wait!


One Thing Leads to a Lover by Susanna Craig is scheduled to release April 6th, 2021.



I received a complimentary copy of this book from Kensington Book through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.




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