Historical Fiction Book Club - (A Spy in The House)

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Historical Fiction Book Club - (A Spy in The House)

Section Summaries

The book starts off with Mary waking up feeling as if she was dead as a women offered her a drink. After she woke up, three ladies were in front of her, deciding to invite her to the agency of theirs, they saw her as fit for their agency, saying that women preformed better than man in the art of stealth or thorough searching for a clue or objective. When she was invited into the agency, the ladies asked if she wanted to accept that long term easy training, or short term harder train. The main character, Mary wanted the short training, but they tried to change her mind, but the other ladies disbarred, and let her chose her own option to go through. The story time skipped to her first mission, she infiltrated a room whilst at a party, and lock picked the door. While searching for files, she was interrupted by a man that was walking into the room as she was there. Quickly, she dropped what she was doing and hid in the closet. That's where she met her first friend in the spying agency, a man that shared the closet with her. As they went on, they did a few missions here and there. Later in the story, Angelica and Micheal get married due to the main character, Mary. As they went to a mission, they were deceived by a old Chinese man as they rummaged through everything they had. Later on, James was sent on a mission, and thats where the book ends.

Main topic

Character

Angelica

Angelica is a bratty character in the book, as believes that she should get everything that shes wants.

Mary

Mary is a clever and illusive girl looking for work as a detective, shes blunt and can be rude at times when she feels is nessesary.

Micheal

Micheal is a charming character, he's never Particularly rude to anyone, and in contrast is quite nice or kind.

Vocabulary

Enunciated

Say or pronounce clearly.

Squabble

Engage in physical violence.

Setting

House

Town