Code Name: Lise: The True Story of the Woman Who Became WWII's Most Highly Decorated Spy - Larry Loftis - A Short Summary and Review


A short summary of Code Name: Lise:

The story of Odette Sansom, one of Great Britain's bravest secret agents.

My favorite Odette Sansom quote from the book:

"I am only responsible to my own conscience."



Questions to ponder while reading:

Are you patriotic?

Could you withstand torture?

My review of the book:

A real-life WWII story.

Thoroughly researched and full of details.

Lost of action and easy to engage in.

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