“World War II England always makes for a riveting yarn but Harbinger of Secrets offers a wonderful twist. The typical storytelling of this era is usually through a man’s lens.
Rosalind Went uses strong women characters in unusual situations to reveal another perspective, both of wartime and equally as important, the lives of the women themselves. This story is truly escapism of the finest kind.”

"This story of a woman who proves equal to her risky job in a man's world is not only a vivid recreation of the war years in England, it is surprisingly relevant for today's world where women must often navigate the demands of career at the same time as battling the forces of passion within."

"The story moves along at a quick pace, each chapter leaving me with the desire to know what happens next. The characters are well-drawn and believable, and for me, it was a very good read.”

"Apart from being a wonderful example of one person’s ability to challenge the existing literary system, Harbinger of Secrets is a great read. This novel is based during the Second World War and all the key characters are involved in wartime espionage, but beyond those points, it is less a war story than a study of human interactions in very stressful situations. The author has been extremely skillful in weaving her fictional wartime events around factual wartime occurrences. Striving for realism and authenticity through detailed research was of the utmost importance."