The Other Woman by Graham Thomas, Brandenburg #2 Abigail Hardwoode is content – the London Social Scene offers everything a seventeen-year-old girl could want. She has little concern for other people’s problems, least of all those in France where great civil unrest threatens to erupt into bloody revolution… but while the oppressed masses rise up, a new insidious organization emerges and it seems that Abigail’s parent are incriminated. Only British secret agent Hilary Weaver believes the Hardwoodes to be innocent. Suddenly Abigail is pulled from her peaceful existence and thrust into the chaos of Revolutionary France on a mission with Hilary to clear her family name… but the call of the Revolution and the injustice she witnesses may be too power for Abigail to ignore. I think around somewhere this time last year I was firstly introduced to the books of Graham Thomas. Starting with “Hats off to Brandenburg”. I couldn’t find any fault in this book and was just hooked from...