“Huie’s taut spy thriller takes the reader to a Britain and France where the wounds of war are both deep and fresh . . . An auspicious debut.”
—Charlie Lovett, New York Times bestselling author of The Bookman’s Tale

“Post WWII London and Paris serve as a backdrop for a gutsy, damaged heroine who matches wits with a dangerous new enemy. A riveting page-turner!”
—Dianne Freeman, author of the award-winning Countess of Harleigh mystery series

“Filled with intrigue, betrayal, heartache, and danger . . . Not to be missed."
—Meghan Holloway, author of Once More Unto the Breach

"Gritty and glamorous, Spitfire races through the streets of post-war London and Paris in a twisting story of intrigue and betrayal . . . Livy Nash is exactly my kind of heroine."
—Julia Kelly, author of The Light Over London

"[An] intriguing tale of revenge and redemption."
—D.M. Quincy, author of the Atlas Catesby mysteries

"Huie has created a hard-bitten, hard-core heroine in Livy Nash, and a perfectly noir spy thriller."
—Alisa Smith, author of the Lena Stillman series

"Meticulously researched with a twisty, compelling plot and a heroine that you root for from the first page, Spitfire combines all the elements of great historical fiction.”
—Jane Healey, author of The Beantown Girls 

“If you’re a fan of espionage thrillers, you’ll love Spitfire. . . A fantastic debut novel.”
—Jeanne M. Dickson, author of Grounded Hearts