Jeane Slone writes her third historical fiction once again about the amazing women of the forties. In this novel, meet Kathleen Dwyer, who on a whim answers a classified ad for a secretarial position. Little did she know that she would be entering the world of wartime espionage and spy training. The story is about how young women were recruited to become spies, what basic training and finishing school was like and real missions they were sent on. There were very few American women spies during WW II.This historical fiction reminds us that it was women who were the hidden backbone to make the Allies successful and who were World War II's real unrecognized, unsung heroes. Included are the role of the glider pilot's during the war and spy camp on Santa Catalina Island, CA. The women took extraordinary steps to serve their country during the war as spies being sent into German occupied Europe.About the Author: Jeane Slone is the past Vice President and present board member of the California Redwood Writer's Club, a member of the Healdsburg Literary Guild, Military Writer's Society of America, and the Pacific Coast Air Museum. Ms. Slone is host of the television show, Writer/Speak. She is a tutor for the Library Literary Program. Ms. Slone has published the historical fictions, She Flew Bombers, winner of the national 2012 Indie Book Award and She Built Ships During WW II and She Was an American Spy During WW II. Jeane Slone enjoys researching pieces of the forgotten past, especially involving female heroines and multi-cultures. Ms. Slone's hands on experience to complete "She Was an American Spy During WW II" included: sky diving, shooting a WW II Colt .45, use of a 1948 clandestine RS-1 HF Transceiver, personal tour of spy display's at The Military Intelligence Museum in Bedford, England, and the Musée de L'Armée in Paris, France.