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The Librarian's Guide to Espionage

Inspired by the true story of a real New York librarian who spent years attending Nazi rallies undercover.

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The Librarian's Guide to Espionage

Av: Lea Geller
Berättare: Elise Roth
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The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel meets The Alice Network. Inspired by the true story of Florence Mendheim, a real New York librarian who spent years attending Nazi rallies undercover.

Betty Mannheim has three problems: she’s thirty-one, unmarried, and her mother won’t let her forget either. She also has a fourth problem, which her mother doesn’t know about. Betty is spying on Nazis.

New York City, 1936. When a mysterious stranger walks into Betty’s library branch in Washington Heights and asks her to attend a Friends of New Germany rally as undercover agent Gertrude Mueller, Betty does something she’s never done before: she says yes. Not because she isn’t afraid. Because she’s more afraid of spending the rest of her life eating spaetzle on the covered couch.

So begins Betty’s double life—sitting in rooms full of people who want her dead while her matchmaker lines up surgeons, her mother works herself into a compress-on-the-head frenzy, and Betty discovers she’s rather good at lying, self-defence, and falling for the wrong man. Inspired by the true story of the Jewish spy networks that monitored Nazi activity on American soil in the 1930s, a novel about a woman who was told to stay in the lines—and chose, very quietly, to blow them up.

“A page-turning tale inspired by real events, hitting notes that are both suspenseful and heartwarming, intriguing and romantic.” Camille Di Mai, bestselling author of The Memory of Us

“A fascinating look at little-known historical events surrounding an undercover librarian during the Second World War. Betty’s journey will inspire and delight you as she navigates the precarious situations she finds herself in. An incredible tale woven through a history lesson that we could all still use today.” Catherine Mack, USA Today bestselling author of This Weekend Doesn’t End Well for Anyone

“A sharp and propulsive historical drama that will have readers gasping for breath... a brilliant gutsy heroine, a wildly overbearing mother, and plenty of stirring romantic encounters. Geller’s first foray into historical fiction is a wholly original, electrifying page turner!" Lynda Cohen Loigman, USA Today bestselling author of The Love Elixir of Augusta Stern and The Matchmaker’s Gift

20. Jahrhundert Belletristik Historische Romane Saga
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