Lipstick and Lies: A Pucci Lewis Mystery (Pucci Lewis Mysteries Book 1) - Kindle edition by Liesche, Margit. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Lipstick and Lies: A Pucci Lewis Mystery (Pucci Lewis Mysteries Book 1)/5(13). Lipstick And Lies: A Pucci Lewis Mystery (Pucci Lewis Mysteries)|Margit Liesche, Graphic Design Manual: Principles and Practice|Armin Hofmann, Manhwa The New Era for Korean Comics|Kocca, A revision of the genus Capsicum: with especial reference to garden varieties|Henry Clay Irish/10(). Author Margit Liesche. LIPSTICK AND LIES. "A sharply written adventure/mystery debut with a fine feeling for the period." —Kirkus Reviews. "This is an exciting, beautifully written documented adventure story that combines fact and fiction into an engrossing drama of spy work and the actual infiltration of Nazi agents into mid-west America." —Elizabeth McIntosh, former OSS agent and author of .
Start your review of Lipstick and Lies: A Pucci Lewis Mystery. Write a review. Karen rated it really liked it. Slow and confusing start with information dumping. When action starts it flows more smoothly and quickly. About Margit Liesche. A Pucci Lewis WWII home front mystery about a true-life German spyring operating in Detroit during World War II by the author of 'Hollywood Buzz' and 'Tryptych'. Rare signed. Where possible, all books come with dust jacket in a clear protective plastic sleeve, sealed in a ziplock bag, wrapped in bubble wrap, shipped in a box. Lipstick And Lies: A Pucci Lewis Mystery (Pucci Lewis Mysteries)|Margit Liesche, Collecting Silver|Elizabeth De Castres, Safari Adventure|Willard Price Pat Marriott, Political Socio-Psychology of Religion:In Perspective of Reality|J Lamah Walker.
Author Margit Liesche. LIPSTICK AND LIES. "A sharply written adventure/mystery debut with a fine feeling for the period." —Kirkus Reviews. "This is an exciting, beautifully written documented adventure story that combines fact and fiction into an engrossing drama of spy work and the actual infiltration of Nazi agents into mid-west America." —Elizabeth McIntosh, former OSS agent and author of Sisterhood of Spies. Bar Margit Liesche has combined the actual operations of a Nazi spy ring in Detroit with Pucci Lewis, a fictional agent whose OSS training unmasks a plot that could have put American at risk. This is an exciting, beautifully written documented adventure story that combines fact and fiction into an engrossing drama of spy work and the actual infiltration of Nazi agents into mid-west America.". Review: Margit Liesche's debut mystery, Lipstick and Lies, is a fictional story of the many women who during World War II exhibited loyalty and a willingness to do anything to help the war effort on the home front. She dares to introduce the reader to actual people who were a part of the chaos that threatened America in
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