Petticoat Spies: Six Women Spies of the Civil War (Notable Americans)1 review Peggy Caravantes Morgan Reynolds Publishing, 2002 Details the lives of six women spies of the Civil War Peggy Caravantes' Petticoat Spies details the lives of six women spies of the Civil War, telling of women who found unusual ways to participate in the war on both Confederate and Union sides. Descriptions and events read like fiction with high drama, but are based on facts. Both will intrigue ...             The Red Dancer: The Life and Times of Mata Hari11 reviews Richard Skinner Ecco, 2002 A woman victim of weak personalities.... + entertaining read, good historical novel + History in narrartive Strange how Paris was associated with such type of exotic oriental style dancers who, by the end of the day, became involved in espionage activities. This brunette mundane woman was alleged to have had experience shared by high-ranking military officers of Russian, German, and French ...             Violette Szabo: The Life That I Have (Naval Institute Special Warfare Series) Susan Ottaway Naval Institute Press, 2002             Mata Hari (1931)15 reviews Greta Garbo, Ramon Novarro MGM (Warner), 1998 simply a solemn interpretation + What ever you do, don't put out The Madonna's Holy light. + Fantasy Love Story + Not really great, but worth watching             In the Line of Fire: Eight Women War Spies1 review George Sullivan Econo-Clad Books, 1999 A demonstration that women took a very active role in the making of world history In many ways, especially in the past, it was easier for a woman to be a spy than a man. There was the strong social bias that women were the weaker sex, less intelligent, too emotional for the psychological rigors of spying and the chivalrous notion that men must protect women. Furthermore, since ...             Sisterhood of Spies13 reviews Elizabeth Mcintosh Dell, 1999 Siterhood of Spies + Very informative + Great Read and Great People + Great Book             Company of Saints3 reviews Evelyn Anthony Putnam Pub Group (T), 1984 plot... + A cold war thriller Davina Graham, newly appointed head of British Intelligence, begins a Venetian holiday. Her plans change abruptly when a bomb is thrown at the vacationing American Secretary of Defense. Within weeks, the assassins strike at a French diplomat, a British priest, even a KGB agent. Trusting noone, not ...             Kiss the Girls and Make Them Spy: An Original Jane Bond Parody12 reviews Mabel Maney Harper Paperbacks, 2001 A definate "Must Read" + Great fun! + Wonderfully surprising This was the first of Mabel Maneys books I read, and I have to say that I fell in love with it right from the start. It is unlike any other book I have read. It is extremely witty and I couln't stop reading it! I felt like I was riding the story with Jane and when it ended, I sat for a moment ...             Petticoat Spies: Six Women Spies of the Civil War (Notable Americans)1 review Peggy Caravantes Morgan Reynolds Publishing, 2002 Details the lives of six women spies of the Civil War Peggy Caravantes' Petticoat Spies details the lives of six women spies of the Civil War, telling of women who found unusual ways to participate in the war on both Confederate and Union sides. Descriptions and events read like fiction with high drama, but are based on facts. Both will intrigue ...             Sisterhood of Spies13 reviews Elizabeth Mcintosh Dell, 1999 Siterhood of Spies + Very informative + Great Read and Great People + Great Book             Kiss the Girls and Make Them Spy: An Original Jane Bond Parody12 reviews Mabel Maney Harper Paperbacks, 2001 A definate "Must Read" + Great fun! + Wonderfully surprising This was the first of Mabel Maneys books I read, and I have to say that I fell in love with it right from the start. It is unlike any other book I have read. It is extremely witty and I couln't stop reading it! I felt like I was riding the story with Jane and when it ended, I sat for a moment ...             Company of Saints3 reviews Evelyn Anthony Putnam Pub Group (T), 1984 plot... + A cold war thriller Davina Graham, newly appointed head of British Intelligence, begins a Venetian holiday. Her plans change abruptly when a bomb is thrown at the vacationing American Secretary of Defense. Within weeks, the assassins strike at a French diplomat, a British priest, even a KGB agent. Trusting noone, not ...             The Red Dancer: The Life and Times of Mata Hari11 reviews Richard Skinner Ecco, 2002 A woman victim of weak personalities.... + entertaining read, good historical novel + History in narrartive Strange how Paris was associated with such type of exotic oriental style dancers who, by the end of the day, became involved in espionage activities. This brunette mundane woman was alleged to have had experience shared by high-ranking military officers of Russian, German, and French ...             In the Line of Fire: Eight Women War Spies1 review George Sullivan Econo-Clad Books, 1999 A demonstration that women took a very active role in the making of world history In many ways, especially in the past, it was easier for a woman to be a spy than a man. There was the strong social bias that women were the weaker sex, less intelligent, too emotional for the psychological rigors of spying and the chivalrous notion that men must protect women. Furthermore, since ...             Mata Hari (1931)15 reviews Greta Garbo, Ramon Novarro MGM (Warner), 1998 simply a solemn interpretation + What ever you do, don't put out The Madonna's Holy light. + Fantasy Love Story + Not really great, but worth watching             Violette Szabo: The Life That I Have (Naval Institute Special Warfare Series) Susan Ottaway Naval Institute Press, 2002