Having been previously unaware of Rena's extraordinary story, I was enjoyed learning about her experiences, particularly her vital role in the codebreaking efforts at Bletchley Park. The writing adopts an accessible and conversational tone, making it a readable story for a wide audience. I would particularly recommend The Story of Rena Stewart to history enthusiasts interested in World War II intelligence and the untold stories of the individuals who shaped its course.
NetGalley, Stephanie M

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"It is an interesting look behind the curtain of secrecy that was drawn over Bletchley Park and those who worked there."
The Armourer, May 2021

The Forgotten Giant of Bletchley Park by Harold Liberty is the story of John Tilman. The book is very well researched and very well put together... the story was very interesting and the real life dramas were very intriguing.
NetGalley, Leigh Ann Gregoire

As featured in: 'Daughters reveal how they only learned that their mother was a secret Bletchley Park codebreaker who helped steal Hitler's biggest war secrets after she died aged 89' Full article available at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10344189/Daughters-learn-late-mother-Bletchley-Park-codebreaker-stole-Hitlers-war-secrets.html
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