"A captivating tale of love, war, and deception that transports you into a littleknown part of WWII . . . you can almost smell the ink of forgery. Pither skilfully weaves the complexities of love and war into a story you won't forget. He is a true storyteller: masterful, evocative, and original. Just when you think you know where it's going, there's another unexpected twistone that will keep you up late into the night!" Georgina Petty, journalist and author of Top Dogs "A wonderful dance in a beautiful hall of mirrors taking the reader through the decades of glamour and war, love and espionage." Sarah Ingham, PhD, author of The Military Covenant  "Reading Ipseity, I was conscious of gaining unprecedented insights into the lives of my parents' and grandparents' generationsthe world and the wars they grew up in and their everyday as well as existential concerns. The book is a joya deeply authentic story whose multiple layers and narrative strands draw together into a most satisfying conclusion. Deeply researched and deeply movinga great book." Steve Lunn, author of The Price of Dormice "Love at first sight and the seductive secrecy of wartime undercover work, charged with shared passions for classical music. It's a rich, enthralling, and entertaining mix." Michael Chance, artistic director, Grange Festival Opera ". . . a journey of discovery on many levels. Set against the backdrop, the tensions, and the uncertainties of war, Charles Pither beautifully explores and captures the poignancy and fragility of love. Sad but uplifting." Jonathan Morrish, music journalist and CEO of MorrishComms ". . . a tale of love and loss, and the consequences, told with great skill. It revolves around the murky world of WW2 espionage of the Bletchley Park era, but of a much less wellknown area. The narrator is a salty sea dog with his own stories, who now finds himself having to puzzle out a mystery of the past. Pither's laconic style is lightly spiced with brilliant descriptive pass...