"Okewood of the Secret Service" by Valentine Williams is a story set during World War I. It dives into a world of hidden spies and murder, as we follow Arthur Mackwayte, a former star performer, and his daughter, Barbara. Their lives take a dark turn after a show when they come home to find themselves in the middle of a puzzling murder investigation right at their doorstep. The book kicks off by showing Mr. Mackwayte and Barbara trying to make ends meet as performers during wartime. After a lucky break lands them a gig at the Palaceum Theatre, they return to a shocking discovery: Mr. Mackwayte has been murdered. As they grapple with this tragedy and the difficulties of the time, the story teases at a bigger plot of spies and secrets involving the intriguing Nur-el-Din, a famous dancer connected to the terrible event. It is an entangled story about lies, dedication, and the dangerous world of espionage during war.

Okewood of the Secret Service
By Valentine Williams
When a former music hall performer is murdered, his daughter becomes caught up in a whirlwind of spies, secrets, and deadly plots during World War I.
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About the AuthorGeorge Valentine Williams was a journalist and writer of popular fiction.
George Valentine Williams was a journalist and writer of popular fiction.
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