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What happens when the wife of an important British officer and titled nobleman utilizes her position to act as a spy for the Germans during both World Wars? A South African girl, with a German father and an Afrikaans mother, marries an English officer after the Boer War in South Africa. During this war, she acted as a spy for the Boer forces. Although she loves her husband, she loathes the British for their war crimes during the Boer War and decides to help Britain's enemies. Her husband stays unaware of her deception, extraordinary gifts, and secret helpers.

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Adelbert Scholtz is a retired South African minister of religion and a practicing psychologist with doctorates in church history and psychology. He is the author of various books on (church) history, practical theology, and psychology and lectured part-time at two universities. Prestige Awards named him psychologist of the year for 2024/25. He also served as a part-time chaplain in the South African Army during 1978-1994 and participated in the Border War in Namibia on five shorter occasions. He took part in an operation in Angola during 1983. This is his fifth novel dealing with WW2. Visit him at www.helderbergpsychologist.co.za.

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