Operators are supposed to choose random letters, but they don’t.
I’ve broken more than one key that was picked out of a line of Goethe. It gave the whole thing weight and depth it couldn’t get any other way. I didn’t expect all that entering this book. From how the machines worked (which I’m not gonna even pretend I understood) to a visit from Winston Churchill… The fact that a lot of it was real – the Bletchley Park, and the Enigma, and so many well-known historical figures and events. Because The Rose Code was actually pretty awesome.įirst of all – the history. Ever since I heard that the story follows three fascinating female code breakers that dedicated years of their lives to help shorten the war – I mean, how do you say no to that?īut, I’m gonna just say right away I was struggling with this book a lot and couldn’t get into the story for the longest time. The Rose Code by Kate Quinn was in my 2021 most anticipated releases. “Hitler really would pitch an absolute screamer if he knew a lot of girls scratching pencils in Bletchley are turning his war inside out.” And they have one last code to crack… The Rose Code by Kate Quinn – My Review The third girl is in an asylum, awaiting a fate that would forever stop her from figuring out who the traitor was.īut now the three get once again reunited. One is trying to avoid the attention of media due to the wedding of her ex love that happens to be Prince Philip of Greece himself. In 1947, one of the girls is married, a mother and is trying to forget she ever was working at Bletchley Park. But a traitor among them and the crushing reality of war will put an end to what might have developed into a lifetime friendship. In 1940, three very different girls find themselves in Bletchley Park, surrounded by some of the greatest minds trying to break German codes and help end the war. Until D-Day, the fatal day, when they had splintered apart and become two girls who couldn’t stand the sight of each other, and one who had disappeared into a madhouse. RATED ON GOODREADS – 4.49 of 5 What It Is About
GENRE – historical fiction, World War II, mystery The Rose Code by Kate Quinn – Book Details
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